Family members refuse to disclose Power of attorney for an elderly parent
It is not quite clear what you are asking. Does a power of attorney exist? Why do you feel entitled to see it?
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It is not quite clear what you are asking. Does a power of attorney exist? Why do you feel entitled to see it?
You can't do it without their permission. And be VERY careful dealing with the ins. co. on your own. Try to find an attorney you trust to help...
The other attorneys are correct. While you might be able to find out by searching the county and district clerk records on your own, wIth you...
I agree with the other attorneys. As it seems you have discovered, you should absolutely get a Texas attorney to draft your will. DO NOT use a...
I am sorry for your loss.There are three options to pass title from an estate in Texas. 1) Affidavit of Heirship 2) Probating the will as...
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Proving fraud or lack of legal capacity of the signer would be the only ways I can think od to win such a contest. Those are tough fights. You may...
Either don't do anything and risk a judgment against you. Or get an attorney to fight the suit.
You are likely going to need a suit to clear title. Find an attorney who is familiar with real estate law and is comfortable with litigating...
It can be done. There are many factors to consider. But in Texas, if there are no debts of the estate, property can be passed by an affidavit of...
In Texas, the person to whom the power is granted, the sibling, is not required to sign s durable power of attorney. But the signature of the...