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Describe how to get power of attorney- medically financially and the difference of non-durable and durable.
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Answered on February 23, 2013
Get a doctor's opinion to determine if she is competent.
If not-take letter to auto dealership and demand to return-also seek guardianship.
If...
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If you are someones power of attorney for health care are you legally responsible for their health and well being
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Answered on February 22, 2013
No-but the person has a "moral responsibility".
If they do not want the responsibilty-they should have the document revoked.
The POA should be...
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What can I get compensated for in an auto accident?
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Answered on February 20, 2013
One of my clients recently tripped on a sidewalk light at a local Orlando Theme park.
The insurance company offered $20,000 directly to...
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My aunt and my sister died my sister's ex husband was living with them how can I have him evicted
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Answered on February 20, 2013
The Personal Representative of the will-once appointedwill have the power to evict.
If the deceased did not have a will-you can start a statutory...
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Husband is deceased need to refinance home but its in his name only. they said i needed a power of attorney. what do i need do
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Answered on February 19, 2013
The POA is void upon death,
His estate will need to go through probate.
The executor of the estate will need to do the refinance.
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My mother died in 2007 in Dayton Ohio. She left a trust. How long after death can her caregiver claim expenses against the trust
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Answered on February 19, 2013
In Florida- the answer would be two years which seems more than reasonable.
Hire an attorney to write a letter demanding a closing of the trust...
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My brother just passed away without will or anyone with power of attorney. he has more debt than assets. is family responsible?
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Answered on February 19, 2013
No the family is not responsible and the estate is only responsible to the extent of the estate.
Does my sister own my grandma's house?
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Answered on February 19, 2013
No-not true unless grandma left the house to her.
If you are executor-you should have a copy of the will and
should know what it says.
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How can i get unwanted tenants out of my elderly mother's house?
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Answered on February 19, 2013
I agree-get your mother to give you a power of attorney to evict them.
Also-report the matter and activiity to the police.
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Regarding my Last Will and Testament . Froward with a B not F supersedes with a c not an s
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Answered on February 18, 2013
Making a new will revokes the previous will if the language in the "last" will is correct.
You should have an attorney assist you in getting it...
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