Can My dad grant me as POA even though he already gave it to his sister?
Yes. He can cancel the first PoA and demand the papers back. Notify banks and brokerages of the change.
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Yes. He can cancel the first PoA and demand the papers back. Notify banks and brokerages of the change.
Yes. You should ask your mortgage company how they want it done, but you can do it. Make sure you use a IDGT to keep the stepped up basis in the...
The format I use, which is the same as several law school formats, does not even have a place to initial the PoA except in additional pages you...
If she is no longer capable of signing or understanding the Power of Attorney then you need to be named as her Conservator by a judge. Your...
You need to make an estate plan that accounts for this. It is possible and not very complicated. Find an estate planning attorney and you can...
You have a load of issues! The biggest one is that giving the house away would still count toward estate taxes -- that tax is a combined lifetime...
Sorry. You are stuck with Probate. Get a Do It yourself book.
You just have to be very specific that you are disowning her in your Will and Trust. Otherwise some kind judge will just assume you forgot her...
Don’t gift away large assets! Putting your name on the deed with her is the same as a gift. This is all about your tax basis in the asset. ...
Your question is a bit confusing. I am going to assume that it is a Springing Power of Attorney and that there is some event which Springs Up to...