Can an agent with POA remove funds in an IRA account willed to a relative?
"Yes" while the person is alive. "No" after the person has passed away.
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"Yes" while the person is alive. "No" after the person has passed away.
The fact that you are power of attorney would not make you liable to the person suing, unless you participated in the wrong doing.
First, the DPOA may have a second choice in it so that, if your sister does not want to do it, you go to the second choice. If not, your mother...
The person who gave the power of attorney to the drug user can revoke it at any time by written document. However, they should also get the...
I would suggest that you give your father a power of attorney for yourself that specifically gives him authority over the children (state their...
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If you create a living trust, it will be your 'successor trustee' that manages the property and the other trust's assets. Anyone (that you trust!)...
That fact that you are power of attorney does not obligate you to take any action. With that said, your choices are to not act, talk to your...
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In a probate action, where mail is required to be sent by certified mail, the days start counting on the day the letter is signed for.
The life estate holder has a present interest in the property and, in my opinion, is entitled to a member of the club.
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