Limitations of durable poa over a person that is joint with principal on bank acct?
Your sister's powers are as broad as the powers given in the POA. If your mother agrees, she should revoke the POA.
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Your sister's powers are as broad as the powers given in the POA. If your mother agrees, she should revoke the POA.
Her attorney is not your attorney and, therefore, he has no obligation to assist you. You need to hire your own probate attorney in the city where...
There may be an elder advocacy agency in his area. Call them and ask them to investigate the matter.
Without knowing what the paperwork says, it would be impossible to say if you should sign it. You are right to be curious about the events. ...
Since your father survived your mother, he is still the beneficiary of her estate even if he is now deceased. So, an asset in your mother's sole...
Either your mom is competent and freely acting on her own wishes or your mother is not competent or is under undue influence. If you believe the...
No trust shall fail for the lack of a trustee. A trust is valid and still in effect even if it is empty of all assets. The "fundamentals" of a...
Wow, you clearly need to retain your own attorney where the probate is taking place. Under the circumstances, the probate judge might be inclined...
I assume that the trustee also had a power of attorney and made the transfers using the POA. If so, the question becomes "did the trustee act...
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You should look for a guardianship attorney. Assuming the natural parents will consent to the guardianship, it should be pretty quick and simple.