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That is my question. We have a will, executor as written in will has agreed, but what happens if later on he refuses to be executor?

Thank you. I read the links and saw the proceedings of the lawsuit. I wonder, though, let's say upon death the association refuses to allow the beneficiary to take possession of it. Then what happens? Do they sell it and give $$ to the estate, or what?

I tried. They are very long and written in a manner for which I need a lawyer to interpret what it means. I also tried asking. I may speak to a lawyer about what it means, but I would think that the head of the association should know what it means. Meantime, some of the answers here are helpful.

It was some time ago that I asked, and the answer was confusing to me, but since we're not selling right now I guess I didn't pay big attention to it. And I could be wrong, but I remember they said something like they, the association, can buy it if they want. But I could be entirely wrong about...

I will definitely ask the condo ass'n as to how it works. Thanks for the links.

Yes, and from what I remember, I didn't get a clear answer. Or something I understood. Something like the association has first dibs on it. But I might try again Monday and ask.

Can someone please explain what Right of Denial by condo association means if I want to sell my condo. How does this work?

Yes. Thanks to all for consideration. I will call lawyer and explain to her soon. Because we did not discuss that property.

First of all, we were going to leave it to a charity. But the association said no, they don't allow that because they're afraid it would turn into an office. So they banned that and I got a letter from the association's law firm. So that was out. Then I learned that it could be rented by a...

I'll get copy of deed on file another time soon. Thanks.

Don't have it written with third party yet, I have to check with condo assn anyway if we can even do that. I wanted to leave it to charity but condo assn says no, we can't do that. But this leads to controversy because if the third person dies then it must be-?- in his will that it reverts to...

If there are three persons as owners of a condo, if one or two die, does it go to probate court?

Thank you. I guess I'll have to send one in and then ask if it's approved.

Ok

Oh and just to make sure, did you mean I need to move to ny when you said if it is "for where you intend to use it (it would appear in this case to be NYC)." But anyway, never mind and thanks again. I'll have to look at store for POA form.

I will. My question was about the locale. And that is what I meant if the agency is in one state but my location is in another. Anyway, y'all have a nice day.

Ok thanks. I misphrased because I certainly didn't mean for you to write it for me. I was ... Oh nevermind. Not that you're snarky.

Maybe I didn't phrase my initial question properly. I do have poa with one office and they can and do answer any questions I may have. It's not that they just "discuss" anything with me without legal documentation allowing me to talk to them. I was wondering about the locale, but anyway, have a...

I'm not asking you to draft a legal documen I did not ask you or imagine you should draft a legal document for me. Just to make it clear, I was asking something else. Thanks anyway, but please do not interpret what I said as to ask you or anyone here to draft or craft a poa for me. Have a nice day.

I need to get PoA for my husband, who is retired from a NYC municipality agency. This particular office said they did not have a form and I needed to get one. I already have a PoA with another office for retirees, but seems the health benefits and pension benefits are two different entities. The...