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There is a great deal of similarity. Both are responsible for following the law and taking care of the assets of the person or estate.
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Can an administrator charge by the hour like an attorney to handle an estate?
It is allowed in many states. Others have a specific upper limit, or base it entirely on a percentage of the estate. And the court has to determine that the charges are reasonable.
Who has the power over your deceased dads house you the executor or your brother whos claiming hes the administrator of the estate?
Sounds like there is controversy over the estate. Only one of you should have a letter of authority from the court.
Is financial power of attorney a public record?
It depends if the Power of Attorney was recorded in the Public Records of your County. Most are not, but if it was used to transfer real estate, it just might be. Check on line at the Official Records Division of your local County Clerk's Office.
Does power of attorney have the right to hold money that is will to someone else for as long as they like?
Answer: When a person dies with a will, will need to determine if the person who is now deceased has appointed somebody to be the administrator of the estate. If so, this person will submit the will to the probate court to have the will probated. If the will does not call for an administrator, then it will depend on the law in the state to determine if there are any restrictions of somebody else being appointed as the executor of the estate. The potential executor would apply to the probate court for appointment. The administrator or the executor are under an obligation to settle the estate as quickly as possible. This means collecting all the assets of the estate, paying first all the estate debts, and then disbursing any remaining assets according to the terms in the will. Once the process is completed, the person will advise the probate court who will order the estate closed. Once the estate is closed, there are no other claims that can be brought.
What is the best real estate attorney in Dallas, Texas?
There are several great real estate attorneys in Dallas, Texas. Sites like lawyers.com can be used to find a great Dallas real estate attorney.
Can the power of attorney pay the power of attorney for sale of house in PA?
I believe what your trying to ask is can the executor, person who made the power of attorney, allow the agent, person who was appointed by the executor, to sell a house in PA, Pennsylvania. The answer is yes, you can. You will need to download a real estate power of attorney form that's compliant with your state's laws. I'll provide a link to where you can download it in the related links below. This form, once notarized and filed at the county's clerk office, will give your agent the legal authority to handle real estate business, like the sale of a house, on your behalf.
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Can a power of attorney shift responsibilities to a attorney?
Yes,for some circumstances like the original attorney passed away, or with the consent of the Original attorney.
If a estate administrator removes estate property for his own use and profit and the lawyer representing the estate does nothing who's responsible to prosecute.?
"who's responsible to prosecute?" Do you mean: what government official would be involved in seeking criminal penalties against the estate administrator and/or the lawyer? As it says at the beginning of each "Law and Order" episode: the police would investigate and if sufficient evidence were found, the prosecutor/district attorney would handle a criminal prosecution. Do you mean: who should a beneficiary contact if he/she suspects that the estate administrator has removed estate property for his own use? The beneficiary must file an objection with the probate court. Generally speaking, this would involve hiring an attorney with probate experience to handle the matter. Do you mean: if a person who is not a beneficiary and he/she suspects that the estate administrator has removed estate property for his own use, what should they do? Two alternatives, are the beneficiaries competent adults? If so, report your the evidence to the beneficiaries - it's their call, not yours, what to do with the info. If they aren't, for example, young children, mentally handicapped, report your evidence to the probate court. WARNING - accusing people of a crime is a serious business and can get you sued or worse. DON"T - say "Bob stole Grandma's car from the estate." DO - say "I saw you driving what looked like Grandma's car in Centerburg and it is now parked in your driveway, please explain this for me?"
How does a wife get power of attorney if her husband is in jail he is due to get money from sale of house?
If the husband doesn't give her the power of attorney, there is no way for her to get it. She will have to take the paperwork to him to be signed. He could grant her a power of attorney if he would like to.
Can an attorney of an enduring power of attorney who has been given authority sell any of donor's property assign a donor's life policy to another in return for a payment?
That power must be specifically mentioned in the original power of attorney document. However, what you suggest sounds like theft or fraud. In that case the attorney in fact would be subject to criminal charges.That power must be specifically mentioned in the original power of attorney document. However, what you suggest sounds like theft or fraud. In that case the attorney in fact would be subject to criminal charges.That power must be specifically mentioned in the original power of attorney document. However, what you suggest sounds like theft or fraud. In that case the attorney in fact would be subject to criminal charges.That power must be specifically mentioned in the original power of attorney document. However, what you suggest sounds like theft or fraud. In that case the attorney in fact would be subject to criminal charges.
Can my brothers girlfriend file for power of attorney?
You do not file for power of attorney. This is a power that one person grants over themselves to another person. If the girlfriend would like to give you power of attorney over her, she need only obtain the proper documents and execute them.
