No. However an agent under a POA might (or might not) have a need to file or seek court order.

What is the fee for a Financial Power of Attorney?

Might you be asking about the fee an agent might receive for acting under a power of attorney, not the attorneys fees?

How can I become owner of my deceased grandmother house?IIs it possible I can legally become the owner?

Start with looking at real estate records on the house (the Register of Deeds in the county where the house is located). That might answer some of...

I recently found out I will be getting an inheritance when my Mother passes away. I owe back child support.

Yes your inheritance can be subject to any liability including back child support UNLESS your mother sets up to avoid - using a trust correctly...

My ex owes me for child support, loans, daycare expenses amongst other things, can I garnish a trust fund?

Yes, maybe. Both the terms of the trust, as well as Wisconsin law, determine the answer to your question. An examination of the trust itself would...

Whats my mothers legal rights in regards to being forced into asst living when she can live with a family member?

No (and yes). If a court determines that your mother is a danger to herself or others, which might be determined if she does not follow medical...

An executor (or executrix in the case of a female) in Wisconsin is referred to more generically as a "Personal Representative" or "PR"; although...

Can I buy my mother's house?

First all six siblings would need to agree, or if all do not agree then a court would need to be involved to resolve. Second, the assessed value...

Can the court take away the miners from a former drug addict if the 18 year old moves out and is still in school in Wisconsin?

Any minor (this is the correct legal spelling, not miner) which by definition is less than 18 years of age, might be in need a "child in need of...

Why why is this happening?

Parents have a legal obligation to provide support for children until and unless their parental rights are terminated legally by a court, which...