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Well, technically she doesn't, but in actuality, she would. California is a community property state which means that she shares fully in both the community assets and debts.

Yes, while a POA allows you to act, it doesn't mandate that people will accept it. Generally, the more restricted to the situation at hand the power is written the more likely it is to be accepted.

I gave you the answer about the locale, but you specifically asked "WHAT DO I WRITE ON THE FORM" which is outside the scope about what we can do. You'll get better service here if you avoid the snark in your responses.

And this would help you how? Anyway, while some states have such, Texas appears not to have it. It takes more than a "precedent" to make a crime. There has to be a statute.

We can't help you draft legal documents here. That would be illegal. The POA works best if it is crafted specifically for where you intend to use it (it would appear in this case to be NYC).

In New York, joint tenancy has survivorship rights inherent in it. That's not true in all states; some require you to explicitly state that there are such rights. As for your problem, again, YOU should not be drafting anything. What you are attempting to do is poke at a very complex area...

Understand that there's no single "deed" to property. Each deed conveys some ownership from one party (the grantor) to another the grantee. TITLE is the effective ownership that is determined by examining the entire chain of deeds on the property. With all of the versions of title that you...

Some agreements allow you to authorize email changes of terms but usually, it's done by snail mail. And as pointed out, all they have to do is show they sent it (on your side, all you have to do is show you sent your decline of the new agreement).

Credit card agreements that you signed when you took out the card originally, almost certainly do include the right of the issuer to change (including charing additional money for) terms upon notice to you. You usually have the right to opt out. I disagree that just claiming you didn't...

The fact marijuana is legal doesn't mean your employer has to accept its use. Potheads are not a protected class.

A deed isn't a membership in a club or some way of specifying intent. When you deed something to someone you are giving them an irrevocable outright share in the property (typically half unless you say otherwise). She's free to do what she wants with her half of the house from the day you...

My mistake. There was a bill in their legislature last year to change that, but it appears not to have passed.

Only with the consent of all parties to the conversation,.

Did you ever file tax returns (federal and Delaware?). Did you have employees? It's a strong possibility the amount reflects your gross receipts stated in your annual report but since you never filed a tax return, they don't know what your deductions might have been. You need to get to a...

It still doesn't change the fact your post is incorrect, irrelevant, and untimely. Why don't you go find some British law forum to spam with your drivel?

First, you posted to a thread that's six months old. Nobody cares anywmore. Second, what happens in the UK is entirely immaterial. We fought a war 243 years ago to get rid of that problem.

It is not the police's job to get your money. There's no obligation that the driver voluntarily pursue reimbursement for you. You should have by now gotten the driver's insurance information, submit a claim. If not, you'll have to sue the driver.