Can I amend a POA or must I create a new one?
Not sure about the registration question in MS, but I would say that you should execute a new POA with the change so there is never any confusion. ...
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Not sure about the registration question in MS, but I would say that you should execute a new POA with the change so there is never any confusion. ...
Two things to add: 1.) it sounds like the loan is in writing, that is good. 2.) there could be a statute of limitations problem but most likely not...
I agree that going in pro se is a huge risk. If you win you likely can use estate funds to pay your legal fees but if you lose you are probably...
Depends on the terms of the POA, but it is possible. The POA has to be effective as of now (and w/out your incapacity)
Depends on the terms of the POA, but it is possible. The POA has to be effective as of now (and w/out your incapacity)
Depends on the terms of the POA, but it is possible. The POA has to be effective as of now (and w/out your incapacity)
Sounds like extortion to me. Get a lawyer.
You should not agree to anything before having your own representation. Most likely the attorney only represents this proposed executor (actually...
Check with the probate court. If you are a named beneficiary however you should not need any probate items.
I agree with the other attorneys who answered. You need an attorney. I work in your area.