Today’s blog is short. Powers of Attorney are regularly given to third parties, empowering the holder of the power (“agent”) to perform various legal acts on behalf of the grantor (“principal”). The grant can be expansive or restrictive, so it is always important to review the document creating the agency relationship, usually referred to as
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YEAH, YOU GOTTA PROBATE THE WILL – Yet Again! I recently received three inquiries: My father passed away in Kentucky. He left his properties, including his mineral estate rights in Texas to a trustee in trust for the benefit of his children. The will was probated in Kentucky. While not too familiar with the probated