Does power of attorney give you the right to sign the principal's name?
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Answered on July 20, 2010
You do not have the right to merely sign the principal's name; however, depending on the terms of the power of attorney, you may have the power to...
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Is it necessary to file a revocable trust in the State of Florida at the courthouse like a deed, while the grantor is alive
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Answered on September 05, 2009
I agree with Mr. Goldman's answer above. If a Florida trust or estate planning attorney did not draft or review your revocable trust, I suggest...
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Is it necessary to file a revocable trust in the State of Florida at the courthouse like a deed, while the grantor is alive
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Answered on September 05, 2009
I agree with Mr. Goldman's answer above. If a Florida trust or estate planning attorney did not draft or review your revocable trust, I suggest...
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Father in Oregon wants to give, wants to give Powwer of Attourney to daughter in Florida, to handle Sale of Home in Mississippi
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Answered on September 05, 2009
Unfortunately, dealing with matters in another state can cause additional issues, time and expense. My recommendation is that the owner of the...
