If I am the Power of Attorney for my dad, do I have the capability to change and name the Executor of his Will?
You may find that most or even all assets pass on death without reference to the Will. Most assets "avoid probate" by a variety of means.
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You may find that most or even all assets pass on death without reference to the Will. Most assets "avoid probate" by a variety of means.
The Court should employ the "least restrictive alternative" if she is incompetent. If the POA works without a guardianship then the Court should...
Many issues with this one. There are issues with how the assets ended up in both names. Need to know if there are disabled children that reside...
Revoking a Power of Attorney is not as simple as it seems. A statement is required with the same formalities of the document is revoking. Also,...
The Court is required to consider "least restrictive alternatives" that may include the POA you have. So, you may need to demonstrate the...
Is the brother incompetent? If not, see if he will do another POA. That one should revoke the first one. There are steps that must be taken...
It depends on what the Will states concerning where the property is to go and what powers are granted the executor. You may also have rights...
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You should see an attorney soon. The POA may not allow gifting or "self dealing." Or, the POA may be invalidated for some other reason. In order...
If you were still married, you are entitled to do an abbreviated form of administration called a summary administration. You are generally...