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by SIR_Anony is now SIR_Anthony on November 20th, 2009
It depends on the wording of the account, is it Mr. and Mrs. X on the account or is it Mr. or Mrs. X. *And*, *or* are two very important words and the deciding factor. If it's the word *and* on the account your father will need you to sign off on it. If it's *or* you better try and beat him to the bank and get the money shifted into another.
You may also want to speak to the bank manager so that they are aware that you have POA over your mother's portion of the account.
by buttkisses on November 20th, 2009
I don't think so, I would get a lawyer or speak to an agency advocate for the elderly. I have power of attorney for someone too, and no one can touch anything that has his name on it without my approval.
Why cant I stay in my 2 bedroom apartment where my husband and I lived for the last 30 years our 2 sons are on their own and husband died?
by dontwanttogo on January 30th, 2011
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Court Case..?
by ebp on February 28th, 2011
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Can I apply for paralegal license,if Ive been charged with theft under 5000. but i had no criminal record.case was appropriate for diversion
by Samira_A on February 5th, 2011
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Does a Paralegal need to take the Bar Exam
by Peggy_R on January 5th, 2011
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Do you feel the texting lady and the fountain has a lawsuit aginst the mall? (You Tube)
by 67lirpa on January 20th, 2011
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You're reading Mum has been placed in a nursing home and i have power of attorny and guaridanship. My father wants to transfer all funds from their joint account to his personal account thus restricting my mothers access to their joint funds. Legally can he do this.
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