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Living together does not make you legal next of kin. So rationally he needs to place the person legally responsible for making his health care decisions in the event that there is an emergency situation.. If he put you on the list, had an emergency - they called you, you arrive and they find out that you are not legally the person who can make his health care decisions if he is not able to speak for himself then they must track down the person who has that legal right. All this time care may be delayed because they are digging through "couple ego" issues trying to find the right person - not the person who wanted to be listed as the emergency contact so she would "know he loved her".. . To your addition I add: He put down his LEGAL next of kin. Get over yourself -- you are not his legal next of kin! You have zero legal right to make his health care decisions in an emergency! (Adult male legal next of kin IF NOT MARRIED - children then parents. Sounds like he's smarter than you!)

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My husband and I live in Florida and his mom is selling her apartment in Brazil. In order to do that she needs forms (i think it's called a power of attorney) signed by all 5 siblings getting their permission to sell the apartment before she can sell it because all the siblings are listed in a will that was made by my husband's father before he died stating that if the apartment is ever sold his wife get's 50% and the 5 kids get 10% each. My question is...do we actually have to go all the way to Miami to the Brazilian Embassy just to get a power of attorney notarized to send to his mom in Brazil or is there another way that is easier then having to drive 7 hours to Miami??? Can a regular notary notarize a form for another country?? Really hoping there is an easier way to give his permission to his mom to sell the apartment! Any help is appreciated :).

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