Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Puerto Rico
deed, and power of attonery
i have an attronery that given me any answer. plus he not asking for money. he is the family attorney. my father passway in 8-06. he still not give me power of attonery. or a letter to change my father address to my address in ny cause my father had lives in a nusring home. i need to find other attonery in pr. and i'm getting no were. i want to notarize letter to the attorney to state is he respents me or not. and how can i find other lawyer in pr. please help me.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: deed, and power of attonery
Your questions are unclear. I am very sorry but clarity and precision are a must.
You should obtain some help in drafting your question so that it comes through clearer, in the English language. I am also addressing you in Spanish, which is the only other language I speak.
Sus preguntas no estan claramente plasmadas. Lo siento mucho, pero la claridad y la precisi�n son esenciales. Debe solicitar ayuda para que pueda plasmar sus preguntas de manera m�s clara, en el idioma ingl�s.
From what I could gather, and can response within the terms of this service, you do not need a notarized power of attorney to have the US attorney act on your behalf. However, you would need a DEclaratoria de Herederos so that you are formally recognized as heir to your father's estate. With that you may act with regards to your father's estate, and obtain power of attorneys from any other surviving heirs.
Sincerely,
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