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You do not need a power of attorney to pay his bills. Just put the money in the account where you have signature access. In other words have one joint account where you bf can deposit his money and you can write the checks. He might want to consider automatic deposit and automatic payments. He can do this through his bank or through the banks that he owes the money to. He can also have a stipend automatically sent to you each month to pay the bills. The only thing you won't be able to do is ask questions of the bank if there is a problem. I'm not sure they would reveal any account information even with the power of attorney. (Don't be offended, they won't reveal information even if you are married to him, if your name is not on the account.). . As far as vehicle registration is concerned, you can go to the BMV where you get your tags and pick up one there that doesn't even have to be notarized. All he has to do is sign it and you take it in when you get the tags.. . If you need POA for anything other than that, you can find them online by going to search engine and typing in power of attorney. This should be cheaper than hiring a lawyer to type one up for you. If you need anything notarized, usually the local banks have someone with a notary designation.. . Good luck.

And is it ok for my husband and I to ask the realtors questions? We're interested in the house-- fully... but don't want them to think they need to get other offers, I don't know, does it matter basically? Is there anything we could say to them that would hurt our chances? I guess that's what I'm asking in this last bit. But I'd like to know if the previous owners having an attorney is truly good or what.. oops, and one last thing: they told us it could take up to 2 months to hear back. 2 months tops. I of course have read it can take much longer than that. Can I rely on their up-to-2-months prediction, or are they talking out their rear? Is there any way to hold them to their statement? I know it's out of their hands so really, don't know if it's possible I can. But if they gave us that prediction of 1-2 months, does that say there is a process in selling this home on the bank's end already started? I feel it sounds like there's no way to tell ....

Hope this is the right section. My family established a revocable living trust. My father and mother are the initial trustees, my brother and I are the successor trustee. My father passed away in August 2011, brother passed in January 2013, sadly my mom has Alzheimer's and is no longer able to make any sort of decisions in regards to the trust or anything. So I am the sole remaining trustee, I have Durable power of attorney as well. Our family home is in the trust, there house is owned no mortgage payments. It has become necessary to get either a home equity loan or home equity line of credit. There is a section in the trust that I don't understand that I am hoping someone can explain to me. It states.. . BORROWING. To borrow in the name of the Trust, upon whatever terms and conditions and for whatever period Trustee deems advisable for the purpose of preserving, protecting or improving property held by him.

I changed my name by deed-poll, to a completely different name, first name and surname....but now i want my original name back.. Is it possible? what can i do?.

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