I live in N H my Dad lives in Ga. He would like to give me durable & healthcare P.O.A. Can they cross state lines? Any issues?

Yes-but it would be better if written by GA. attorney and goverened by GA law.

Is there a difference between durable power of attorney and power of attorney. Can my brother and I both be power of attorney

In Florida-the word durable means valid even if maker becomes incompetent. In Florida-two people can serve as "or" meaning either one has power...

I need a power of attorney signed to release my wife's bank account, but she is all but incapacitated. what are my options?

Attorney Fromm is correct. If she is not competent to sign a legal document-your only choice would be to start a guardianship proceeding.

I want to make a friend my care giver for medical reason in the state of Ohio

Get an OHIO attorney to draft a durable power of attorney and health care surrogate document for you and advise if sister is qualified to...

RE: End-of-Life Issues, Hospice

The medical staff would have to make the call if she is competent to make legal decisions. You can make health care decisions if your durable...

In addition to other answers-she can revoke your brothers POA and issue POA to you.

I have a durable power of attorney. My father is in an assisted living facility with dementia. A state agency has been appointed

Yes-that would be what happens in most states. The power of attorney is usually used to prevent the guardianship from happening.

I have taken a new job out of state and want to assign caregiver power of attorney to my Grandmother so she can complete her sen

My thoughts are that you have a right to grant a power of attorney to your grandmother. Your ex husband has rights as a father to take action...

Getting my stepmom off the deed

The rights of your stepmom should be spelled out in the divorce decree. If she owns 1/2 of the house-she could take action to have house sold. If...

My mother is already POA for my grandmother and now my grandmother wants me to be added as POA.

In Florida-you can have two persons as "or" on the POA and either can act. I would talk to an attorney in the State your grandmother is located...