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rghjudi

Junior Member
New York is state where it's all hapening.
I was not until my sister ( trustee) was petioned for accountability when she produced a copy of a Power of Attorney supposedly signed by my mother. I know my mother would not have signed it, there was no need because everything was to be share & are alike, divided right down the middle.
I never knew this POA existed until 22 months after death, but it has my name in it as an agent( the last person named when no one else would accept) I was never notified my name was in it or of its existence, for what purpose do you thin? All the blanks are filled in by my sister, and I question my mothers signature . What do I have to do to see the original POA, as I only have been given a copy, in addition I have only seen a copy of the will.
My sisters son is second trustee of the the supposed will, shouldn't he have been named a position in the POA?
I believe there is an ulterior motive with my name being used, what could it be? My sister has just about screwed me out of everything
 


M

Meursault

Guest
First of all the reason you haven't gotten a response to this thread is because it should have been posted in the general wills/estate section.

Now, as to the power of attorney. A power of attorney dies when the issuer dies. Therefore, you need to begin immediately with speaking with a probate attorney about the handling of the estate and move to set aside the power of attorney.

From the basics of your post, you have done neither.
 

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