There is a lot of information here so I am going to suggest you see an attorney. Call Legal Aid of Northwest Texas at 817-336-3943 and/or Texas...

Robert is correct. My opinion is that it would be better for your brother to endorse the check to you rather than rely on a power of attorney. I...

You are asking that parental rights be terminated and only a judge can do that. Your parents will have to be notified of that proceeding. You...

Stuart is correct and it is the first thing for you to look into. If you can avoid having to probate the estate for the property, which you may...

Go to https://www.dshs.texas.gov/vs/reqproc/amendment.shtm for instructions.

First, without the assistance of an attorney the odds on you being able to defeat whatever CPS has done are almost non-existent. Get all of the...

Some more information is going to be needed to give you an answer. If your father inherited the property, then it was his to do as he pleased. ...

Go to the local DMV office and ask for help. You will need the power of attorney form that is required by DMV. They will provide that to you or you...

No. If the POA is for the grandparents and they have died, as you have indicated, the POA is invalid. A POA is not valid after the Principal's...

Ordinarily, I would say, "Yes." I suggest you contact an attorney in Puerto Rico or repost your question on Puerto Rico.