Should I become my brother's Power of Attorney if he has full mental capacity but is legally blind
The ONLY way to become someone's power of attorney is if they are mentally able to understand what they are doing. This is exactly the sort of...
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The ONLY way to become someone's power of attorney is if they are mentally able to understand what they are doing. This is exactly the sort of...
If your mother is still alive, the only way to do that is if she gives it to you. If she has passed, and probate has begun, you should get one at...
No, and indeed, it is probably better if you are not since there can't be allegations of 'undue influence' since you weren't there 'forcing' him to...
I agree with attorney Fredericks answer and since you indicate there is no stipulation in the will for this eventuality, Michigan's Estates and...
Many states frown on 'joint' or 'mutual' wills, and while they may be legal, there are lots of practical problems! For example joint wills can...
If your dad has passed, his will cannot be changed by anyone, but his will probably isn't terribly important. Most married people have many assets...
You should have already gotten an order when you were appointed that talked about having estate assets turned over to you. You should consult with...
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You are likely not getting the whole story. No there is no 'default' power of attorney and no one can appoint someone to act for a third party...
It sounds Like you granted the one brother to act for all of you with a PoA? Was a personal representative appointed by the court? If not, there...
You keep being told it is void because powers of attorney are no longer effective after death. Seek a local attorney to give you real legal advice...