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final will and testament My father died and left 1/25 of his estate to me 1/25…

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final will and testament My father died and left 1/25 of his estate to me 1/25 of his estate to my sister and 1/10 to his five grandchildren the estate consist of his home and his bank account. My sister … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption | Tagged Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption, Texas | 1 Reply

When does my first Mortgage Payment Begin?

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When does my first Mortgage Payment Begin? I bought a property in DFW area of TX. I was out of the country when escrow closed. I gave Power Of Attorney to friend to sign for me. The 1st set of … Continue reading →

Posted in Real Estate and Real Property | Tagged Real Estate and Real Property, Texas | 1 Reply

??? I am having a problem with Discover card. The onley way they will discuus…

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??? I am having a problem with Discover card. The onley way they will discuus my wife’s account with me is to add me and report it bad on credit report? I am wondering if this is legal. My wifetold … Continue reading →

Posted in Credit, Debt and Collections Law | Tagged Credit, Debt and Collections Law, Texas | 1 Reply

Power of Attorney My husband became a quadriplegic 3 years ago.

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Power of Attorney My husband became a quadriplegic 3 years ago. He gave his Durable Power of Attoney to his friend. Together they handled our community property: IRA & other investment behind me. They don’t let me know how they … Continue reading →

Posted in Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates | Tagged Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates, Texas | 1 Reply

Can a person or business refuse a POA?

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Can a person or business refuse a POA? Can a person or business refuse to accept a Power of Attorney? Does a POA have to be professionally done? Or could I type something up and have a witness sign? Does … Continue reading →

Posted in Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates | Tagged Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates, Texas | 1 Reply

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