Both Power of Attorneys died within 3 weeks of each other. How do I get control of my father who has Alzheimer's?
I am very sorry for your losses. Guardianship is the way to go, since your father isn't competent to give you POA at this point.
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I am very sorry for your losses. Guardianship is the way to go, since your father isn't competent to give you POA at this point.
POA ends with your landlord/boss death. The son would need to be executor of the estate of the deceased and evict you.
I've never seen this. Ordinarily they just return the kids. If there is a court case and you have an attorney, you need for them to find out what...
He needs a deadline. Give him one. Document and if he doesn't get the stuff, get a dumpster.
You need to file the order terminating his rights with the vital statistics of the state the child was born in. They will update the certificate. ...
She is correct, you have to evict her. .
Unless these other people have POA, he can remove his wife and check the court filings and ask for dismissal if someone's signature was forged.
If paternity has not been established and there are no court orders, you can stop engaging with him. If the physical abuse has been fairly recent...
If you are both decision makers, they it needs to be a joint decision. You don't state who has that power.
You are effectively their landlord, so eviction is the proper course of action.