Archived
My wife was named Executrix of Estate (<30k) She's not dealing well. Can I get a POA to help her with attorney/family issues?
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Your wife should consider refusing the position.
Archived
POA FOR FINANCE. I DO NOT WANT ANYONE TO BE ABLE TO SELL ANY OF MY ACCOUNTS,
HOUSE, IN CASE I SHOULD GO ON DISABLITY.
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Get a local attorney to craft the specific document you wish.
Archived
I need a POA form so my wifes sister can act on her behalf in Suriname SA to obtain property
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
A Durable POA specific to the property in Suriname is not a complex document to craft.
Archived
Can i purchase and carry a firearm if i have a medical marijuana card?
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
ATF doesn't recognize the legality of marijuana possession or use.
Archived
The police took my guns as evidence for a warrant on my brother. The guns are mine not my brothers and they took them anyways.
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
So speak wit the local police agency about getting them returned--be prepared, it may take a motion before the court.
Archived
With a misdemeanor domestic violence on juvenile record, can I legally own a gun?
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Domestic violence precludes gun ownership--federal law.
Archived
If someone's saying two guns were stolen how can they prove it??
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Have your friend speak with a criminal defense attorney.
Archived
My cousin is administrator of my mom's will. it has been over two years and she has filed for an extention.
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Perhaps if you engage a local probate attorney in KY, it will encourage your cousin to move things along.
Archived
How can my 25 year old friend in prison give me power of attorney while in prison? We are trying to locate his estranged mother.
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
Ricky can execute a POA presented to him in prison.
Archived
What is the penalty for not filing a will in georgia?
Drew's answer
|
Answered on July 13, 2014
GA code requires any person in possession of the will of a decedent to file it with a penalty of up to $500 and 20 days in jail for failure to do so.
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained
