How can a person get power of attorney if the patient is unable to sign any documents?
The attorneys who have already answered are absolutely right. Inability to sign is not necessarily an impediment to executing a valid POA, but...
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The attorneys who have already answered are absolutely right. Inability to sign is not necessarily an impediment to executing a valid POA, but...
I agree with my colleagues. Ability to talk and write are not generally required to execute a valid POA, but the lack of these abilities makes the...
The proceeds of life insurance are awarded based upon the beneficiary designation in place at the time the insured passes, i.e., such proceeds are...
I agree with the other attorneys that the correct word is "quash" and that you need to file a response/opposition to the motion for summary...
A person with dementia does not necessarily lack legal capacity. If she does lack legal capacity, a POA would not be an option and guardianship...
Sounds like inappropriate self-dealing on the part of the attorney-in-fact, i.e., a violation of the duty owed to the principal.
I agree with Ms. Goldstein. Also, on top of everything she said, it also sounds dishonest and possibly criminal in and of itself. Don't do it.
Based upon what you have stated and what I know of Texas law, the small estate affidavit option would appear to be an option. There is very good...
I agree with Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pippen. A POA is an important document and should be prepared by an attorney and tailored to your particular...
Be sure to find an attorney who is well-versed in guardianship matters. You don't provide many facts here, but an attorney can help through the...