Do power of attorney have to be notarized in washington state? Could we get away with just witnesses?
It may depend on what the power of attorney is to be used for. If you are going to be preparing your own I would recommend having it signed,...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Olympia, WA
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It may depend on what the power of attorney is to be used for. If you are going to be preparing your own I would recommend having it signed,...
Your question poses a lot of separate but interrelated issues. I would advise you to contact an attorney in your county to help you navigate this...
You have no reason to approve an informal accounting. In WA any heir, beneficiary or unpaid creditor(who filed a claim)can request a formal...
There are numerous issues at play in your question. The first question that needs to be answered is how much is the property worth. Your ideas...
You should post this in the Miss. list so that a local attorney in Miss. could answer it. Every state has slightly different laws governing the...
I agree with Attorney Shultz. In Washington you need to look to RCW 11.12.020. Each state has it's own formalities. It would only be valid if...
I agree with the recommendations of the prior two posters. I would recommend that in the event the claim is denied completely, rather than utilize...
I would have to agree with both of the other posters. Unless you can prove coercion, you might be better served to contact your ex-boyfriend, and...
What is your ultimate intention with regards to the property. Based upon your question it sounds like you just don't want to pay the 2nd, but then...
I would probably recommend that you should consider both of those documents. If you haven't already solved this issue. I would be happy to meet...