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I have a form for the state I live in but need to submit the document to an entity in another state. Should I get a form (PoA form) for the state I am submitting it to or can I leave out the state format? It is for pension requirements. We live in Florida but the agency we are requesting Power...

I am making out a Durable Power of Attorney form and the form says something like I am appointing ________ as my attorney-in-fact. The question is: can I appoint two attorneys-in-fact on the one form, or do I have to change the wording from attorney-in-fact to attorneys-in-fact? Thank you. Or...

I'm interested in getting forms for a Power of Attorney, general for financial and other decisions in case of incapacitation. So would a general form be accepted in all states, namely Florida which is where we live?

If the county declares a building or condo uninhabitable because of deterioration and the residents are told to vacate, will they still have to pay maintenance if they cannot live there by law until it's fixed?

Car is registered in two names -- does that mean both have to sign whatever it is they have to sign to sell the car?

What's a pour-over will? I read it can be used in conjunction with a revocable trust or something like that? Can some kind person explain it to me?

I need help with terms regarding a revocable living trust. I read that the grantor of the trust is both the trustee and beneficiary. Please explain grantor and what it means to be trustee and beneficiary and how they relate. Thank you.

We recently had over $1200.00 stolen from our account via an ATM machine. I reported it to the bank as soon as I realized it, a day later after the incident. The bank denied my request for repayment since they evidently say someone had the pin number. (What??? we didn't realize the card was lost...

I'm beginning to think that a will would be the better way to go, since we don't have that much. Probably less than $200,000 including our condo. The condo is giving us trouble, since the problem is that they have restrictions on how to bequeath it. We have no children so we wanted to give it to...

We (my husband and I) need a Power of Attorney for our financial and health matters. The question is: should we have separate DPA's or can we have a joint DPA? Not sure how it works, thanks in advance. (We have a good close friend willing to help as the agent. Not worried about that...) We all...

The bank I have account at allows for charity to be beneficiary and I have tax i.d. # of the charity, but how does charity claim it?

I have a deed to my condo which I inherited from my parents. It also has my husband's name on it as a joint party. I need to figure things out about a will or a living trust. We don't have any children and do not want to leave it to any relatives, but do have a friend we can trust who will help...

That is my question. We have a will, executor as written in will has agreed, but what happens if later on he refuses to be executor?

Can someone please explain what Right of Denial by condo association means if I want to sell my condo. How does this work?

If there are three persons as owners of a condo, if one or two die, does it go to probate court?

I need to get PoA for my husband, who is retired from a NYC municipality agency. This particular office said they did not have a form and I needed to get one. I already have a PoA with another office for retirees, but seems the health benefits and pension benefits are two different entities. The...

The accident hasn't occurred yet. The insurance agent convinced my husband to up his insurance to 200,000 for accident from a drunk driver or uninsured motorist. If an uninsured motorist or drunk driver gets hurt or hurts the passenger in an insured car, how does this work? Would the insurance...

What are the laws regarding revocation of driver's license in SC due to a person with dementia, early onset? Still under 62 but with apparent dementia and receiving cancer treatment. Are doctors obligated in SC to report such a person to DOT?

My friend's husband has dementia, is undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. He is not thinking clearly, not paying his bills and they do not have joint account in bank accounts. She wants to get guardianship, but S. Carolina court says she must see a lawyer, AND the children have to be notified and...