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answered on Jun 26, 2012
No. You can be a power of attorney agent in or have your power of attorney agent live in another state. It can be a good idea to name an agent that is close by to make things easier and more convient.
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Maintenance fees. can these fees be continued to be taken from our estste after we're gone
answered on Jun 4, 2012
The estate has to pay all debts that it owes. If the time share continues to charge fees or the estate owes fees after you die, they will have to paid before assets are distributed.
answered on Apr 18, 2011
Generally speaking, no action is required from the recipient of the "Infrmation to Heirs and Devisees" form. It is intended to advise those named in the Will, and those who would inherit if there was no Will, of the appointment of a personal representative and opening of an estate administration.
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