My mom made a poa while incarcerated and she wants to revoke it
It doesn't matter. IF she still has capacity (which could be an issue after a stroke) she can do a new POA which expressly revoked all prior POA's....
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It doesn't matter. IF she still has capacity (which could be an issue after a stroke) she can do a new POA which expressly revoked all prior POA's....
The only way you could get the authority to make decisions for your boyfriend at this point would be to file to be his conservator. That's an...
No. Only your father could have given you that authority, while he was still alive.
No one can possibly afford to do complex litigation pro bono. You should meet with one or two litigation attorneys. If one thinks you have a strong...
Whatever you do, do NOT write or mark on the will in any way!!! A codicil could work, but many attorneys won't do a codicil to a will they didn't...
I can't imagine why she would want to deed the property to you? What if you broke up? As one attorney said, the best thing for her to do is to...
A "notary" is a person who notarized documents. Your document had a title on the top. What is that title?
You are not asking for a simple answer to help you handle a legal matter yourself. You are essentially asking for detailed legal representation...
Just to clarify, when you say the main asset "is held in trust and is protected from creditors", is this asset in an irrevocable trust of some...
Anything in the trust that pertains to your soon-to-be-ex will become void at your death. In addition, most trusts are fully revocable. Also, in...