Recent content by fullnest

ehh I asked her, I only found a letter from her old lawyer transferring her files to a new lawyer located here in town per request of her son. So I guess my answer is that he does have power of attorney by those actions. She can't remember if she signed anything. Could I contact her...

another question Where do I find information to verifiy that my grandmother's son really has power of attorney without directly asking him.

She is in the early stages of alzheimers. I have nothing. I never really thought family would do that to one another-considering my family went through a similar situation and they didn't act like that. So it's basically up to the POA whether or not she signs the deed over to us, or sells the...

so basically because she has her son as power of attorney that thereby makes her incompetent?? My only recourse would be to buy the house then??

My family has been living in my husband's grandmother's home. We have been making improvements as needed and also paying the mortgage for about 6 years. We have been living in the home for about 11 years. Recently, my husband's grandmother moved in with us and we would like to do a quit claim...