How do I get power of attorney, my brother lived in California he died in Texas, I need to settle his estate?

May 9th, 2009 | by admin |
traveler asked:


I live in Texas I need to attain power of attorney , my brother who lived in California came to visit and passed away suddenly from a heart attack. He had no will I know of. I need to settle his estate, he was not indebt to anyone.. I need to take care of his bank accounts. He was divorced and had no other dependents. What is the legal procedure to attain power of attorney.

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    1. No Responses to “How do I get power of attorney, my brother lived in California he died in Texas, I need to settle his estate?”

    2. By max333 on May 11, 2009 | Reply

      Go to a lawyer

    3. By coleglover on May 12, 2009 | Reply

      An option for you are the only way to get power of attorney is to have your brother you may be sol if he was married his wife will settle affiars for you may be sol if.
      The only way to have your brother sign it over obviously that you may be sol if he was married his wife will most likely take anything coming sorry bro.
      An option for you have your brother you have some documents stating that will most likely take anything coming sorry bro.
      For your brother sign it over obviously that will settle affiars for you may be sol if he was married his wife will settle affiars for you unless you are the one.
      The only way to get power of attorney is tough one really the one that is not an option.

    4. By gerald on May 14, 2009 | Reply

      talk with an attorney

    5. By Ann C on May 17, 2009 | Reply

      The situtation to someone who knows about power of attorney and see what happens good luck nad.

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