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I have a power of attorney for my grandfather. I need to know if it matters if he signs the contract to sell the home or if I should sign the contract. I would like to keep him involved in the process. He will not be at settlement so I am wondering if I should just sign all the paperwork or if it’ll be ok for him to sign the contract?

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My Father-in-law passed away three years ago. My husband was power of attorney when he passed away. Is he responsible for his bills now, three years later?

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I was named a main beneficiary on my mom life insurance many years ago. She recently in a comma due to cancer, and I was appointed as her power of attorney. According to a clause in the Power of Attorney: “my Agent cannot designate himself or herself a beneficiary of any such insurance contracts”, is this means that I’m no longer a beneficiary on her life insurance? And do I have the power to add or delete any existed beneficiary including myself?

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I bought a car a while back and signed away my power of attorney. What exactly does that mean?
I bought it at a buy here pay here place and signed my power of attorney away, and yes, they are Satan.

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I’m in dispute with another party over the terms of a lease transfer. I have not signed the power of attorney notarized form for him to complete the transfer to me; yet he insists that my verbal commitment is sufficient for the car title transfer. Is that possible?

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I was told I needed to get an allotment when I gave a friend power of attorney over a car that I haven’t fully paid off yet.

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My Mom and dad common law married and he went to jail in december of 2008 he gets social security disability and retirement pension my mom is stuck with all the bills how can she get limited power of attorney?

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Where can I get “a power of attorney for Healthcare ” at no cost to me? Is this possible or do I have to pay to get it set up?

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I will be out of town, and I want my parents to have power of attorney to sell my car for me. What are the procedures for getting this? Will there be any fees or tax consequences?

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My mother is the power of attorney (POA) for her mother (my grandmother). Grandmother is 86, and mother is 62. Grandmother owes credit card debt to the tune of many thousands, but on her fixed income can’t pay it back too well. Is my mother liable for that debt? In other words, can the credit card company come after my mother for payment just because she’s the power of attorney for my grandmother? Thank you in advance for your help.

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