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Posted by LJCA on 11/24/19 4:08pm
Agree with Lee, Janet, Linda & Cheryl-it is not our call. Durable Power of Attorney is acceptable to use when dealing with Real Estate and other financial matters. There are elder abuse guidelines built into Durable POA (elder abuse did not seem to be your issue or concern that day). Title should have been aware of DPOA but it looks like they were not. Great that you made every effort to contact Title and let them know the situation. Most if not all companies whether it be for Real Estate or something concerning a car title...etc. want or need the person signing document to sign as " Attorney-In-Fact". There are 20 ways to Sunday how hiring party may want this signed with Attorney-In-Fact signature. Normally there are instructions in package, if not I always call hiring party an ask. Sounds like you did everything within your power as a notary to let Title know what was going on. It is up to Title and their legal department to sort it out from here. Good luck and hopefully this works out for you. |
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