How long after death does a duralbe power of attorney last?
As my colleague pointed out, a Durable Power of Attorney is revoked upon death as a matter of law.
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As my colleague pointed out, a Durable Power of Attorney is revoked upon death as a matter of law.
As one of my colleagues suggested, if your parent's had debts which have not been paid, the house and anything else will be subject to the claims...
I would also add that the IRS would need to know about the lawsuit in order to file a lien against your proceeds and force payment to them.
If the $50,000 was part of his estate, then to the extent that anyone received part of that money, they could be responsible for debts of the...
As to monies that may have been due and paid in the past check the State Comptrollers Website for unclaimed funds. Secondly on an ongoing basis...
I think you should be paying rent for the use of an estate asset.
The notary should have affixed a stamp to their signature and with that you should be able to locate the notary and the notary should have...
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In Texas you can't get a default judgment unless the other party has not entered an appearance. As part of the default judgment process, the...
Are you sure you are reading that right? It is possible that it is 1d - 1st degree Felony. If that's the case you better hire a criminal lawyer...
I agree with my colleague. Your tax refund (if any) does not depend on your employer paying his taxes.