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PJMcK

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2. Respectfully, get a lawyer

Reply to SleeplessinSoCal (Original post)

Tue May 20, 2025, 10:13 PM

May 20

There are many ways to get professional help that won't cost an arm and a leg.

The information you get from the internet is not really the right place to being asking such a serious question. However, there is a service called Ask A Lawyer.com (I'm not certain of the URL) that will give advice for something like $49.00. I've never used them but they sponsor a lawyer's YouTube channel that I respect.

I wish you the best of luck!

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Legal question [View all] SleeplessinSoCal May 20 OP

I had ambiguous checks like that bucolic_frolic May 20 #1

Respectfully, get a lawyer PJMcK May 20 #2

A power of attorney expires when the principal dies. Frasier Balzov May 20 #3

I got a trust about 6 weeks ago. SleeplessinSoCal May 20 #4

Contact your local state bar association for free referral for an attorney Bread and Circuses May 20 #5