How do i sell mothers home,without power of attorney?

You should sit down with an elder law attorney who handles Medicaid issues. Presumably, you are thinking of selling your mother's home because she...

Florida Guardianship Law requires that guardians post a bond for the faithful performance of their duties. Many counties use what is called a...

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Is it legal for me to transfer funds from my dad's bank account on his behalf to somebody else's bank so it can be withdrawed

This is the sort of question you should have asked before you transferred the funds illegally. Unless you are on your father's account or you are...

Can my friend's mother adopt me?

Oddly, you have posted this question in the correct area of law. Normally, if someone asks a question about adoption, I would say guardianship is...

What will happen

If you were on the title as a joint owner with rights of survivorship , then upon his passing the vehicles became yours 100% outright. If you were...

My grandmother would like to change her power of attorney. How can she do so?

Your grandmother needs to terminate the current POA. A very simple document will suffice. She will be required to serve a copy of that document...

Is it possible for a girlfriend to gain legal guardianship of my child, without marriage, and without me losing guardianship?

Every parent is the "natural guardian" of their children. You would not lose that status by having a guardian appointed by the court. The court...

If my husband become legally incompetent to care from him self and he is power of attorney of his mother

Once an agent named in a POA becomes incapacitated that agent's authority ceases. Since your mother is also incapacitated, she cannot issue a new...

Send a letter to this person to confirm that he/she received the check and, if yes, reminding him/her to negotiate it; or, if they have not to let...

By stating "my revocable trust" presumably this means you are the Settlor/Grantor and that there is a clause in the document retaining the right to...