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jasminesmomma
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I recently discovered in my husbands desk a forged document making him my power of attorney. He had forged my signature as well as the 2 witnesses signatures and had used a friends notary stamp (the man owns a car lot and leaves it lay on his desk). I found another paper that makes me think he used this power of attorney to take a second mortgage on our home. He claims he just did the power of attorney "in case anything ever happens to me" and that he has never used it. He has in the past stolen checks from myself and my daughter and written them to himself for cash, and he has used my credit information to obtain credit cards, but to my knowledge this is the first time he has done something so blatantly illegal. I need to know how to negate this power of attorney. Do I need to get a lawyer and petition the courts? What kind of charges/penalties might he face for doing this? Also, I don't want to appear paranoid but can a man take out life insurance on his wife without her knowledge or consent (ie if he has a power of attorney...).
Thank you so much for any help you can give me. I don't know why he has done this but I'm afraid I may be in danger- either physically or at least financially!
Thank you so much for any help you can give me. I don't know why he has done this but I'm afraid I may be in danger- either physically or at least financially!