My sister has power of attorney to sell my dead brother's 5 acres. Can this POA be transferred to me?
Powers of attorney are only effective if the person making the POA is still alive. Absent a trust, only a personal representative (appointed by...
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Powers of attorney are only effective if the person making the POA is still alive. Absent a trust, only a personal representative (appointed by...
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Under Virginia law, the surviving parent normally will have full custody of any children (even if the deceased parent had primary custody) unless a...
Your question leaves out some important facts. I assume your brother passed away after your mother, so his interest in the house either went by...
The authority of the executor should be spelled out in the will. Oftentimes, if the will was drawn by a lawyer, the executor's powers are from a...
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This will depend on your state law. In VA, you can appoint an out of state executor so long as a VA resident serves as well for at least the...
As a general rule, you can appoint as many agents as you want. Third parties will rely on the language of the POA itself. If the POA's were...
You should be able to just resign as agent. A letter should do it. If the principal (person making the power) did not pick a successor agent in...
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Generally, the terms of the trust outline the right(s) of a beneficiary or beneficiaries to remove/replace a trustee. If the trust is silent on...
Your question is pretty complicated and leaves a lot of detail out. Who is living? Who has passed? Under what circumstances did the trusts...