cccrawford
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Kentucky...
Father passed away in April 2006, without a Will. He was divorced with 3 daughters. Sister #1 was appointed Durable POA had her name put on Deed, used property as collateral for $50,000 loan. Sister #1 has seized the property, the house, all contents & personal items & changed locks on the house in which she lives. Sister #1 has filed an Affidavit of Desent & Affidavit of Exemption, which are currently in Probate. Sisters 2 & 3 found out about the POA after the fact, and were never informed of any of the above mentioned Affidavits. A slip of the tongue by another family member caused us to start questioning Sister #1's actions. Sisters 2 & 3 only want some of the PERSONAL items of our father but Sister #1 states "its' mine all mine" & that our father appointed her to distribute his belongings as she saw fit. Do Sisters 2 & 3 have any legal rights? I would like to add that the Sisters all Loved each other & got along very well before our father passed from Alzheimer.
Father passed away in April 2006, without a Will. He was divorced with 3 daughters. Sister #1 was appointed Durable POA had her name put on Deed, used property as collateral for $50,000 loan. Sister #1 has seized the property, the house, all contents & personal items & changed locks on the house in which she lives. Sister #1 has filed an Affidavit of Desent & Affidavit of Exemption, which are currently in Probate. Sisters 2 & 3 found out about the POA after the fact, and were never informed of any of the above mentioned Affidavits. A slip of the tongue by another family member caused us to start questioning Sister #1's actions. Sisters 2 & 3 only want some of the PERSONAL items of our father but Sister #1 states "its' mine all mine" & that our father appointed her to distribute his belongings as she saw fit. Do Sisters 2 & 3 have any legal rights? I would like to add that the Sisters all Loved each other & got along very well before our father passed from Alzheimer.