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He can not contest the revoking of the POA if she has not been adjudicated as incompetent. He can bring a guardianship action declaring she is incompetent and in need of a conservator. The judge will decide first if she is incompetent to handle her own affairs and they who should handle them...

Send him a revocation letter certified return receipt or by process server. Then copy that letter to any institution where you are worried he might try to use the POA. That will stop him cold.

The infamous, "I don't remember" line. It's not quite impossible for a judge to determine that you are lying when you say that, but you are right, It's very very difficult. Many people have used I don't remember and it sticks.

Neither the mortgage broker or your agent would have a claim against you for commissions. They aren't earned until the house is closed and you did nothing to prevent the closing.

You have it right, it is either a big mistake or identity theft. If it is the later it will be hard for you to clean up. Apply for your hearing and just tell them what you told us. Let us know what happens.

I would go to your state representatives and senators. After 30 years it is unlikely you have a case against them.

If they are issued by an attorney they are actually unethical.

You were not "forced" into signing the paper. If you didn't steal you should not be afraid of them calling the police. Now I don't want to sound unsympathetic, I realize if you have never been in trouble or involved with the law that could be terrifying so I understand. But for you and others...

While I agree with Army about asking your attorney, you might pull a criminal background check on yourself at the local police department to see if anything shows up. It's likely the arrest still shows but not a conviction. Besides, the crime is silly. If you do have to explain it, just say...

The Condo Board can absolutely ride roughshod over your lease. Worse for you, if you break the lease your landlord will be unable to mitigate damages and you may be liable for the remainder of the lease (which is unusual). If it were me and I absolutely had to move, I would probably get...

That having been said, Army, what do you think about the liability of the Realtors?

Army, I am rarely on Jacksgal's side but I think she is right on this. While the criminal side of it can't be brought again, the civil side certainly can.

I stand duly corrected CBG. My apologies. ;)

There is a new federal law for tenants: Helping Families Save their Home Act that allows you to stay in the home for 90 days if the home is bought by an owner occupant or "through the term of your lease" (up to 12 months) if your home is bought by a bank or non-occupant. The article I posted...

Cash, Please repost your question to your own thread. Otherwise people will answer the original post instead of yours and it is already old.

If your grandmother didn't say that you personally got the money when you became of age, then what was yours as an 11 year old was your mom's as your Mother. Before you get too hot and bothered about your Mother spending "your" money, you need to remember that your Mom spent a whole lot of...

If you notify the bank in writing within 90 days of the appraisal you have a right to have a copy of the appraisal if you paid for it. I'm not sure why they sent 3 appraisers out (unless lending has gotten so ridiculous that they are doing more than one appraisal now), and I don't know the new...

Do you need help with CPS?

So Duranie (thank you for the spelling lesson Proserpina), since YOU don't care but don't like my "rants" I should stop them? How about if you don't care, you just stop attacking them? Or as you say stop reading them. Since you haven't noticed, there are usually several appreciative comments...

She's right on employment by the way! Patricia rocks employment law, I usually stay away from it because I know she is going to show me up! Ok CBG also knows his stuff. Pass the Joy around.