Power of attorney go both ways?
POA's should be notarized. but giving someone a POA is dependent upon how it is worded and under what conditions. Not that simple.
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POA's should be notarized. but giving someone a POA is dependent upon how it is worded and under what conditions. Not that simple.
Ok. There is probably another side to this. But the successor trustee is bound by the terms of the trust. I need to read the trust. So best...
If her total estate is less than $150,000 in gross value, then you can execute an Affidavit of Small Estate to get all of this information.
This is complicated but here are the general steps. But before I give them to you, you will need an experienced family law attorney to help. ...
It depends on why you need them. Need more information.
The best way is for your step dad to set up a trust and then when he passes, if indeed he is now the legal owner, to state in the Trust that the...
The owner that is in prison is still the rightful owner. And if they are owned in joint tenancy, then the prison owner now has rights to all. If...
If the land was included in a divorce judgment, then it depends on what the judgement says. I need more info, though, to make the right call on...
The daughter does have rights to her father's estate. She needs to get help from a probate attorney on this.
You've got bigger problems. If the estate was completed, then what it will take is much more than this. Hire a probate attorney to help you. ...