Re: Durable Power of Attorney

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Re: Durable Power of Attorney
Posted by DD/OR of OR on 1/3/10 8:25pm	Msg #316527

Your client can go to court herself and ask a judge to grant her POA. She just needs to show proof that her aunt is incapable of handling her own affairs. DD

Messages in this Thread
	Durable Power of Attorney - Tapatia12683 on 1/3/10 4:20pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - John_NorCal on 1/3/10 4:27pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Robert/FL on 1/3/10 4:27pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Tapatia12683 on 1/3/10 4:36pm
	Yep...agree with John & Robert. It's - BrendaTx on 1/3/10 4:42pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 5:52pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - MrEd_Ca on 1/3/10 6:12pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 7:25pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - Notarysigner on 1/3/10 7:33pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Notarysigner on 1/3/10 6:48pm
	They should have gotten the POA - Robert/FL on 1/3/10 7:02pm
	Statement from the Florida Bar ... - PAW on 1/3/10 7:33pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - DD/OR on 1/3/10 8:25pm
	Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - Linda_H/FL on 1/3/10 8:30pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - BrendaTx on 1/3/10 9:41pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 10:43pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - BrendaTx on 1/4/10 6:51am
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - LKT/CA on 1/4/10 2:06pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - PAW on 1/4/10 7:12am
	Assess the signer's cognition - MistarellaFL on 1/4/10 7:54am

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