I have booked a plot from a broker.

I have booked a plot from a broker. That time broker told that I have power of attorney for the land for registry. All these things are written in agreement made between us including money transactions. Now it came to know that he doesnot have registered power of attorney (that also not shown to me). He has given original papers of plot in name of owner of that plot & owner is lingering on the registry process.
Can I take stay on whole planning of 14 plots form court & what else can be done to solve thie issue?
please help

My half brother got power of attorney for my father.

My half brother got power of attorney for my father. My mother died two years ago and my father died this week. My father had alzheimer. I recently found out my half brother who I just met two years ago at my mothers funeral has done a reverse mortage on the home my parents bought. He has taken $150,000 out of the house that was only worth $180.00. My half brother has not worked in several years and his now driving a $40,000 car and his wife relatives are now living in the home I grew up in. What do I do, PLEASE HELP.

Fighting a Power At the present time my boyfriend and I are residing at his…

Fighting a Power
At the present time my boyfriend and I are residing at his decesed grandmothers home. Is aunt has power of attorney and the house presently has a lien on it for the next 3yrs. A family member has to live there until that time and then they will have a chance to purchase the home. We have been living there for a year now and signed an aggrement with the family to take over the property and stay until the lein is up, and then purchase to keep the house for the family. Now the family has sent us a letter stating that they want another family to move in and us to move out. Legally can they do this even though we signed an agreement, and if we want to puchase the house can he and not have to move?

Who has control of the house after the death of the owner Recently my great…

Who has control of the house after the death of the owner
Recently my great aunt died and had no will nor an excutor of her estate. One of her grandsons had power of attorney but I know that doesn’t supercede death. The house was in her name so who now has authority to decide what happens to the house or who get’s the house? She had one son that has died and a handful of grandchildren, only one of which is mentally capabable and responsible enough, but he doesn’t want it.