my father gave my half sister 'his step daughter ' poa after our mother passed 3 years ago .and he him self ended up in the hospital 5 months later and is still alive , in light of recent events of my father finding out that my sisters are blaming me of my mothers passing and of her using me as a 'quote'stepping stone to take his house out of his name and put it in my name then immediately transferred into her name. I wasnt given time to read what i was signing or even let my own lawyer read it. she said i would be ok .
6 months later she is trying to evict me from mine and my fathers home and sell it for her personal gain ..
what are my options as she forged my signature on a lease and is giving me 30 days to vacate my home with out going to court .
also my father wants to change his will so it all goes to me and his only grandson 'my son' because of the pain there putting me through on a daily basis and trying to keep me from my father .
my sister is doing all she can to keep me from him and also him changing his will .
Either you are the brother of three older half-sisters, or you are their sister but you have already produced one child of a failed same-sex relationship and are now in a same-sex marriage which also is about to be blessed with a child.
I am equally comfortable with same-sex or heterosexual relationships: the problem is that your account is extremely confusing and I am merely seeking clarity.
So what was the lease for, the lease on which you say your sister forged your signature?
The point about whether or not you are recognised as wholly dependent on your family is also an important one. If you are, then the family may have an obligation to provide you with independent representation. So, yes or no?
Where does your father currently reside?
Is your father mentally competent enough to change his poa and Will?
How is your stepsister preventing you from seeing your dad?
Your mother passed away three years ago. At that point your father gave Power of Attorney to your half-sister - your mother's biological daughter but not your father's blood relative? Older than you? - presumably because, given his admission to hospital and continuing care only a few months later, he knew he was ill and needed to ensure that his affairs were in safe hands.
You continued to live in the family home. Your half-sister continued to manage your father's care and finances.
All okay so far?
Six months ago, your sister asked you to give your signed consent to some sort of transfer of property. You gave this consent without having any idea of what you were signing.
Why did you do that?
You say that your sister forged your signature on a lease. Is this lease perhaps related to a new home for you?
The impression I have overall is that in giving your sister POA your father was concerned not only about his own wellbeing but yours too. Are you entirely dependent on your family's financial support?
And what about your child? - how old, living with you, how are you coping?
You are entitled to have your own advocate when legal and financial issues are being discussed. Do you have one?
luckily for me i know several people in high places to be ale to see him .
she is also trying to make him out to seem incompetent so she can keep the will as it is so she and my 2 other sisters can keep it all short of the little share i would get .
my father has told me to mine and my wifes face he wants to change the will so that they get nothing for what there doing to me .
so she said i had to sign some paper work to transfer it to me . and then to her as poa ..
take in to consideration im not very bright when it comes to things like this .
and the lease was/is a way my sister can kick med out of my parents'now her house' and sell the property with out my father or me to my knowledge being ale to stop her .
my sisters do not like me and blame me for me mothers passing which is completely untrue the hospital messed up on a procedure that is what killed her . my father knows this but my sisters have never cared for me and i was the goldenchild and they hated that so to speak
no she has not and nor does she care .
yeah i was told other wise about legal council as i was told one wasn't needed "what i get for trusting family "
and no i cant afford a lawyer . i have a friend of the family who will look over documents for me from time to time but that is it
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