HOW DO I GET A POWER OF ATTORNEY VOIDED
The general answer: You can revoke your power of attorney. In order to prevent a sale, you should record your notice of revocation of your power...
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The general answer: You can revoke your power of attorney. In order to prevent a sale, you should record your notice of revocation of your power...
Your husband will need to get a new lawyer. The new lawyer can contact the former lawyer's firm and obtain the files and, hopefully, any funds in...
A Quitclaim Deed is probably not the proper mechanism but if all the heirs agree, the property you mention -- a parcel of real estate -- can be...
The first thing is to determine if there has been a probate case opened for your late father's estate. It sounds as if there has been, so you need...
It depends on how the title to the house was held when your spouse died. If the two of you owned the house as joint tenants with right of...
Sale through a partition action (either in the probate court or in a separate lawsuit) is undesirable for several reasons. While either co-owner...
It depends on the provisions of the Trust instrument. Even if the Trust is irrevocable, the Trustor (your mother) often retains some powers to do...
The POA does not have to be recorded to be valid. The attorney-in-fact may not use the POA to benefit themselves and can be held civilly and/or...
As a creditor, you can probably commence a probate proceeding yourself. Don't try it without an experienced probate lawyer, as creditors...
Since your husband remarried, I assume you two were divorced. The provisions of the Will he executed before your divorce may no longer be...