There is no such thing as a joint power of attorney. Each one needs to execute a POA making you as their agent.

Your friend needs to actually see an an attorney because several things here just don't sound right. All a power of attorney does is give someone...

You will need to file all the pleadings to open a guardianship. You probably need an attorney to do that for you.

I am not sure I understand what the issue is. If she had claimed the benefit, she would have received it, it would have gone into her bank account,...

Your question is a little vague, but it sounds like that when your father died, his wife filed an affidavit of descent, which established title to...

If it was actually recorded you can find it just by name in the county clerk's office where you were living at the time. If it wasn't recorded with...

I am not sure I understand the scenario. But, all you have to do to revoke a prior POA is to execute a new one revoking the prior one and naming...

This situation doesn't really make sense. You need to hire your own attorney to sort this out and enforce the prior agreement, if necessary.

Usually it takes several months to have the assets ready for distribution. If you are really concerned you can hire your own attorney to take a...

If your father was a Pennsylvania resident when he died, you will need to consult with a Pennsylvania attorney about what you can do.