The power of attorney expires on the death of the principal. The estate is responsible for the debts, and they may request a full accounting from the power of attorney.
Power of attorney is not valid after the death of the principle. You will have to be appointed executor to cash a savings bond.
with having a power of attorney I think.
So now they can start over.
The fees vary. Some DUI Attorney would charge high, other low. It's really a hard task finding a competent attorney who doesn't rip out your savings.
Not if she choose to pay for it, without prior agreement of the adult child who may have agreed to reimburse through insurance or savings. There would be an exception if the adult child had mental or other disabilities and was not able to make such arrangements, under those circumstances, the mother would claim against the deceased's estate, if there was any estate from her late child.
No. Edible arrangements only allows one coupon code per online order. Though you can only use one coupons code the savings adds up quickly.
Only if she had assets with undecided new homes. Ex. Stocks, house, savings, expensive electronics or valuables
Funeral insurance can help cover end-of-life expenses, but it is not always necessary. It depends on your financial situation and preferences. You may want to consider other options like savings or life insurance to cover these costs.
If you do not have a large savings account, your might consider purchasing burial insurance, also known as funeral insurance. The average funeral can cost over $8000 and that amount must be paid upfront before services can be rendered. If you do not want to burden your survivors or, worse, delay your funeral by days or even weeks, having burial insurance coverage in place will make sure that your relatives can give you the funeral that your desire with no delay and no worry of coming up with the fees.
Stokvels are community savings club. Most stokvels work as rotating savings club, where members contributes a specific monthly sum to the club and each of them gets to keep all the contributions for a variety of purposes. Some skokvels work as funeral clubs and pay out a specific amount, on the death of registered beneficiary.
Stokvels are community savings club. Most stokvels work as rotating savings club, where members contributes a specific monthly sum to the club and each of them gets to keep all the contributions for a variety of purposes. Some skokvels work as funeral clubs and pay out a specific amount, on the death of registered beneficiary.
The best thing to do is for you and her to go to the bank and see what they think about it.