Largo, FL
Estate planning Lawyer at Largo, FL
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Tax ... +2 more
Yes-A person can have two power of attorneys. I would get a statement from a doctor confirming legal capacity to understand a legal document.
You could also post this in the criminal law area. Best bet-call your local Bar Association and ask for a referral.
No-because he named her AFTER the divorce.
I agree with Attorney Shields. It is obvious that you need an attorney to petition the court to compel an accounting and maybe take action to...
In addition to the posted answers-you might also consider a Living Trust which offers privacy and avoiding probate.
In addition to the other posted answers-an estate/asset protection attorney. The IRS has "super" powers when it involves what they can collect...
You can hire an attorney to force them to accept the POA or comply with their request. Quicker and less costly to comply with their request.
You are on the right track seeking a guardianship but will have to meet with an estate planning/guardianship attorney. It appears that she has...
I agree with that you will need an estate/probate attorney to open a probate proceeding.
Serious charge-consult with an attorney ASAP.
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