Can a Power of Attorney (General) sell property listed as Joint Tenants in Common without agreement of other co-owners?
Sad situation. One idea is file a motion to get the judge to allow your attorney to sign (as trustee) for the co-owners.
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Sad situation. One idea is file a motion to get the judge to allow your attorney to sign (as trustee) for the co-owners.
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