Is power of attorney only good b4 death?

All POA's are void upon death. She might have been a joint owner on the bank account and she could have paid on the utilities. A probate estate...

What happens to the mortgage when my dad dies?

I assume this is a mortgage that your husband and dad were paying and not a mortgage where they were receiving income. The more important question...

Your mother should not sign any papers if she does not understand them. Your brother as POA can sign for her and that is the purpose of the POA.

I am trying to find out how i get someone that is not family removed from a living trust that was put on by cohursion?

Important Missing Information 1 How many years ago did Mom die?-You said "over the years" 2 What was dad's mental condition when he added her to...

If my auntie gave me power of attorney and she dies does that make me power of attorney over her estate without a will?

No-as explained-all POA's are void upon death and the personal representative of will -will have to take over.

Can money be given to an adult disabled person as a gift, without being put into a trust, or taken away by Medicaid?

I agree with special or supplemental needs trust. The trustee can distribute money from trust as long as it does not disqualify disabled person...

What happens if the rep of a Will and a Trust does not honor the deceased's wishes, and withholds its contents from the family?

I would guess from your question and your outcome that the trust was a joint trust that could be amended by her husband and you would not be...

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I am being evicted because of negligence of my deceased husbands estate

Yes-Good luck and hope they have some assets.

Is "I give all my property" a pour over will clause?

I would agree that the standard clause in a pour over will would include all assets in just the name of husband and would in effect be left to the...

How do you get a power of attorney if the person is unwilling but needs it? does power of attorney mean the bills are now yours?

No-if you obtained POA-you are not personally responsible for debts. If your brother does not grant you a POA-the only way to help him would be...