Can two siblings share financial and medical power of attorney for a parent residing in the state of Ohio, one sibling resides in Ohio and one 5 hours away in Pennsylvania. If so what are the advantages vs. the dissadvantages. Thank you.
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wills and power of attorney Can a person who has power of attorney for a…
wills and power of attorney
Can a person who has power of attorney for a sibling change that sibling’s will?
what happens if a person doesnt have a power of attorney?
what happens if a person doesnt have a power of attorney?
Contest Power of Attorney My brother has power of attorney over my 87 yr.
Contest Power of Attorney
My brother has power of attorney over my 87 yr. old. mother. He is very ill and could die at any time from liver and kidney failure. He informed me he has set up a trust of my mother’s assets with our 22 yr old caretaker of four months in complete control of my mother’s care including health decisions. He is a chronic alcoholic and paranoid at this point. What is my recourse. He has lived with my mother for 15 years with no employment other than being her caretaker. What is my recourse?
Power of Attorney/Legal Documents My grandmother has passed away and in 1998…
Power of Attorney/Legal Documents
My grandmother has passed away and in 1998 she had power of attorney paper done by an attorney. With these papers the bank and other places state that these paper are no longer valid, because she died. However in the papers it clearly states ”this power of attorney shall not be affected by my subsequent disability or death” ”This power of attorney shall continue in force and may be accepted and relied upon by any person to who it is presented dispite my purported revocation of it or my death, until actual written notice of either event has been received by that person. Any bank or trust company may rely upon the continuance of this power of attorney until receives written notice of its revocation.” What does PA law state? Are these papers still legal or are they no longer due to the fact she has now passed? If they are sill valid how do I prove it to these companys without hassle? The house is already in my name and has been for years. I am already on her checking, just not savings. I want to close both of her bank accounts and transfer her household bills into my brothers name, he lived with her and we just want him to buy my half of the house and place it in his name along with all the house bills.