If a person has a power of attorney do they need the person for who the power of attorney is for to sign a check or a loan paper

If your sister in law has a valid, court filed, durable power of attorney in North Carolina, with provisions in it allowing her to sign checks or...

Gift tax

There are additional elder law strategies besides using the annual exclusion of $13,000.00 to accomplish your relative's request. I don't like the...

What are my responsiblities as the person in charge of my mothers estate?

When your mother passes, if she has a will, and you are named her executrix, then you will be the one in charge of administering her case through...

Is a power of attorney sufficient if my exwife goes of the country with our daughter in case of an accident or other issue?

You need to see a family law attorney to assist you in determining whether you should relinquish custodial rights. This is a legal proceeding, not...

POA for fahter a property, Dual POA

Some North Carolina Powers of Attorney have gifting provisions allowing the attorney in fact, you in this case, if such powers were specifically...

Is it reasonable to expect an irrevocable power of attorney?

I guess the answer depends on who you are, the Artist or the Manager. I would be very careful before giving anyone an irrevocable document such as...

Only your grandfather can change the will and if he is in the last days of his life it is doubtful whether or not he has the legal capacity to do...

Is there a provision for PR when estate is intestate?

There are provisions for the PR in an estate without a will. It's called an Administration. The PR is called an administrator.

I am separated from my husband. he has never lived in my house. his name is not on the mortgage, but is on the deed. I have

For the deed to be valid, your husband would need to sign it also, relinquishing his right to the property. This can not be accomplished by you...

How can you find out about a will and how do you fight the family members that might be keeping property from you?

I would suggest that you contact the county probate clerk in the county where your grandmother died to see if a will was filed on behalf of her...