I need to get power of attorney for my grandmother ?
Then you need to get her to an attorney ASAP to do a power of attorney for her.
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Then you need to get her to an attorney ASAP to do a power of attorney for her.
If they were legally married, there is probably not much that can be done. Also, there may be an problem with too much time having passed since her...
He can, and probably should, make you his POA for that, and all his financial affairs while he is incarcerated.
I suggest that you hire an attorney to finish the probate estate that the other attorney started.
You can have an attorney look at it but it sounds like it was a survivorship deed passing everything to the stepmother at death.
First, a probate case has to be opened for the executor to have any power. And second, the will can't over ride the requirements of Kentucky law. ...
What you describe sounds like a proper self proving will, but you will need to have an attorney look at it to be sure
You have the right to ask for the documentation about the decedent's assets, and those behind the executor's actions, such as bank statements, etc.
This is less of a probate question and more a question for divorce, as the fact that the money came from your inheritance is a factor for the court...
You will need to consult an attorney about the specifics of your case.