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Yes, sorry, it is Florida.

We recently had over $1200.00 stolen from our account via an ATM machine. I reported it to the bank as soon as I realized it, a day later after the incident. The bank denied my request for repayment since they evidently say someone had the pin number. (What??? we didn't realize the card was lost...

Thank you. I checked the website for state of Florida death certificates and found the appropriate information. I am quite certain the beneficiary of bank account would not need a cause of death certificate. I will take appropriate measures to make it as easy as possible for the beneficiary of...

I am glad to hear your sister got reimbursed. Despite what someone here may call you, I don't think you're vile at all. Sorry that you had to endure that. I have been going through something similar and I came to this forum to ask a few questions as well but read this thread first. Many of the...

@adjusterjack I asked the bank and they no longer have (do) POA forms. I will work on that separately. Weird, but that's their way, I don't like this bank, but we're at it since we moved and once all the transfers from banks are taken care of, we'll be looking for another bank. But now on to...

Yes, I've heard that banks have a POA form, so I'll be soon asking. Thanks again!

lol, thanks. That's one reason why I ask questions. I've been to an attorney and sometimes they're in a hurry and don't answer questions and I don't know what questions to ask. So -- that's why I'm here and happy some responders answer me well. I've been looking things up such as the links here...

Yes, I know, but some here have helped me. If you can't answer the questions, please just let me know and don't tell me I need an attorney.

Can the PoA also be a beneficiary on bank account?

So here's my question: I have a form that seems to be ok with the state of Florida for DPA. And, as has been explained here, we (my husband and I) need to have separate DPA's. OK, I understand that. Meaning one for him and one for me. But now I have a question. how does this work in case of...

I'm beginning to think that a will would be the better way to go, since we don't have that much. Probably less than $200,000 including our condo. The condo is giving us trouble, since the problem is that they have restrictions on how to bequeath it. We have no children so we wanted to give it to...

ok, thanks for explaining that.

OK, I can make out a financial DPA I guess. :-)

OK, I guess I don't understand what a quitclaim involves.

OK, so the question is about wills vs. trusts. Would each of us separately need a will?

I gotta say here that I will look for another bank after we settle transfers from accounts with this bank. I can't believe the trouble the reps and branch managers put me through because they told me conflicting information (yes/no) with no guidance. I insisted I wanted the information in...

I am probably going to be aware of that soon. I did find a form but yes, I will probably have to get a lawyer.

ok, under the circumstances, that makes sense. Do you know where I can find a free form for DPA?

We (my husband and I) need a Power of Attorney for our financial and health matters. The question is: should we have separate DPA's or can we have a joint DPA? Not sure how it works, thanks in advance. (We have a good close friend willing to help as the agent. Not worried about that...) We all...

Whatever is left in the account. We don't have THAT much, under $100,000.