Can my mom who has power of attorney over everything of my grandfathers evict my brother who lives in his house?
This depends on what the Durable Power of Attorney says. Almost all would give the agent, your mother, that authority.
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This depends on what the Durable Power of Attorney says. Almost all would give the agent, your mother, that authority.
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