How do I go about becoming power of attourney?
Saturday, July 18th, 2009 at
1:30 pm
Madison Asked:
My mother is now in a nursing facility,She has requested I be power of attourney to take care of matters,How do I do that?Do I contact a notary republic and have some sort of document signed in wittness?Any info will help .Thank you
Reply:
Do a web search for a power of attorney document. Make sure to look at a few different forms and pick the one that is most suitable for the situation. Print it, fill in the blanks, and then contact a notary public to have it notarized.
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Records office at the town hall.
Get it from a regular credit union, this sounds wierd
Not to mention a complete contravention of doctor-patient confidentiality! That is unless you have a power of attourney…
Simply – nothing on the face of it! However in many jurisdictions the power of attorney will not be recognised unless sworn in front of a notary so a small fee around £5 or $10 will be payable.
I would strongly suggest that you ask for legal advice before obtaining such a power so that you understand the obligations and, in the UK, the registration issues. This may or may not cost you but it should not be a lot or go to a Citizens' Advice Bureau or equivalent.
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Power of Attorney is a legal term. It generally gives someone else the authority to make legal/monetary decisions for someone else. It doesn't require "care" for an elderly person in terms of emotional care/support, but it does enable the Person to make arrangements for physical care and payment. Just because someone has Power of Attorney doesn't mean that they have to be involved in their day to day life.
Go to your county auditors page and look up the address of the place. A lot of times you can find out!
and a christian can get power of attourney over a terminal relative if they infiltrate ur family
since he is 18, he is a legal adult . . in order for you to have power of attorney over his money, he would have to sign a paper giving you that power which it doesn't sound like he will do . . a lawyer would be able to best advise you on this, but you may have to go before a judge and prove that he is unfit and mentally not able to lead a productive life without help . . this could lead to bad feelings and you could possibly lose your son . . at the same time, it might help him gain some semblence of order in his life . . speak to an attorney for the best course of action . . best of luck
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attourney general is a Cabinet position, so yes a change of power will mean change of AG
Free printable medical power of attourney
There are several web sites that answer your question. I went to Yahoo and searched on "home buying process" and several came up. This one looked good:
The culmination of the selling process is a closing or closing meeting. If all goes well, the buyers bring a check and all the papers are signed. If there's no mortgage to pay off, then most of the proceeds get sent to the seller, within 24 hours I would hope.
This would apply in the US
If someone dies "in testate" (without a will), probate court will decide to whom and how much each family member will recieve.
If there is a will, the executor of the estate will be bound to distrubute the proceeds as outlined in the will and cannot simply take what they want and give as they feel necessary.
If the sister is sole heir to the estate, there is little you can do about it other than to take her to court.
I would assume the rules to be similar in GB