Does my mom need to fill out a power of attorney for the state of North Carolina or Virginia?
Generally, the state of residency is preferred, so I recommend that she get those in NC
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Generally, the state of residency is preferred, so I recommend that she get those in NC
Yes, this all depends on how the property was titled before your father died. You can get a copy of that deed from the local Circuit Court...
Your post is a bit vague. In my response, I am assuming that your mother is still living but incapacitated, thereby making the POA relevant under...
You mention that you have a letter of qualification, so I assume that you have already handled the probate procedure that Mr. Hart mentioned in his...
First, I would suggest that you change your post title to "Living Trust questions" --- a Living Will is party of a healthcare directive, completely...
There is no rule barring you (or anyone else, for that matter) from contacting the owner(s) of property to inquire about purchasing it. If you...
The answer to your question may lie in the POA document itself, as this often boils down to the specific language used. Va Code 64.2-1622 states...
The first question here is whether or not your neighbor has the right to use your driveway to access his property. You may want to consult with...
I agree with the above answer. Since there is a trust involved, the answer to your question is not as straightforward as it would otherwise be. ...
In the areas where I practice, judges will typically allow for an extra 10 days if you appear at the unlawful detainer hearing and state that you...