Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California
im the dpoa agent for my parents my step brother is trying to sue for the dpoa the court appointed my parents seperate lawyers and i had a meeting with my lawyer and my dads lawyer i signed a stipulation when i left when i arrived home and spoke with my parents they advised me that the stipulation didnt meet their needs i called my lawyer right away approx 45 min after leaving and told him to call my dads lawyer and inform him that i changed my mind and i would like to revoke my signature we do not want any kind of deal, is it to late to revoke it do i have to sign any paperwork saying its revoked how can i revoke it if i havent done it the right way
1 Answer from Attorneys
Suggest you need a meeting with your lawyer to draft the necessary document canceling your agreement, particularly since your parents state the stipulation doesn't meet their needs. The parents lawyer could have the parents sign a revocation of the durable power of attorney, thereby nullifying the stipulation you signed with your brother.
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