Durable power of Attorney witnessed & notarized in Florida - is it Valid in state of Oregon?
You can always revoke a power of attorney while you're competent. GIven the facts, I'd say you need to get with local counsel pronto!
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You can always revoke a power of attorney while you're competent. GIven the facts, I'd say you need to get with local counsel pronto!
One upside of using trusts is that there is no public record (except of recorded real estate transfers) of the trust. As you're discovering, that...
The rear ender is usually at fault...
You can try to sue, but I doubt you'll find an attorney willing to take the case with an expectation of success...
You really do need an elder law attorney with VA accreditation and experience in dealing with APS...
You're going to have to come to the Western Wilderness (as Michigan used to be known after the Proclamation of 1763)(before it was Michigan), go to...
In what circumstance does someone write an unintelligible question leaving out most of the relevant details? Oh. Wait...
Maybe Adult Protective Services will trump drug enforcement, but dude! you live in Oregon! Good luck and good thoughts...
Sad. Consult with your own attorney because even if the truth is exactly as you've stated, the real issue is what you can prove in court (or to the...
This is still a morass and you still need to consult with a local attorney.