Legal Question in Consumer Law in Texas

Power of attornery arrive under false pretense

My aunt got my mother to sign power of attorney to her but my mother did not understand what she was signing. She is not ill or mentally handicaped but she does not understand much englis. My aunt live is california and my mother lives in dalld. we have recently pulled my mothers credit and my aunt has taken out 2 million dollars worth of home loans. what do I ned to do to revoke power of attornery and what actions can I take against my aunt and these business, because i am sure there is some business fraud going on.


Asked on 7/12/07, 2:12 pm

3 Answers from Attorneys
Jeffrey Brashear The Brashear Law Firm, PLLC

Re: Power of attornery arrive under false pretense

You should contact and retain an attorney to assist you. Depending upon the POA's terms, there may be multiple avenues of pursuing your aunt and possibly making your aunt liable for the home loans. If my law firm can assist you, please contact my office manager Mr. Ed Smith ([email protected]).

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Answered on 7/12/07, 2:35 pm
Donald McLeaish McLeaish&Associates;, P.C.

Re: Power of attornery arrive under false pretense

Your mother can revoke those POAs and if competent give someone else the POA. The lenders and others may be protected, but any lawyer you contact who is experienced could give you a fair fee to rectify the problems. Our firm has recently done so for a family in strife.

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Answered on 7/12/07, 2:58 pm
Johm Smith tom's

Re: Power of attornery arrive under false pretense

Our Austin attorney member focuses on elder law and can easily assist you with this, in collaboration with our CA attorney, if needed.

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Answered on 7/12/07, 5:01 pm


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