Power of Attorney

My sisters had a durable poa made in April giving them all decision making and added a statement the poa would continue after her death. In moms will she left the house and property to me.They resented this and stated they did not want me to have it. My mother passed away on May 6 and the executor has not acted on the will. This is August and when I confronted the executor about this he stated he owned the house. One of the sisters used the poa to transfer the deed to the executor fifteen days before moms death. Can the actions of the poa be overturned? I need to know if I can overturn the poa?

My mother has been experiencing some dementia and has over medicated herself. My sister and I have a durable power-of-attorney on file to handle her affairs. However, since she has not been medically declared incapacitated to handle her affairs could we be held responsible if she were to drive and have an accident, or if she cause harm to herself by over medicating?

can a person deemed medically incompitent change his power of attorney

My dad is in the hospital with liver failure. He needs to appoint a power of attorney. I have downloaded the proper forms from US Legal Forms. He cannot hold a pen to sign the form but he is able to speak his wishes. We want someone to sign for him. What are the rules? who can do it? What does the person write? The form has a portion for two witnesses to sign but not an area for a notary. I have been told that I need a notary. Can you clarify?

My ex husband is in jail, he wants me to have Power of Attorney to be able to sell or rent his house, also advise the lien holder of his vehicle to pick it up, since he won't be able to pay. Can he gift the house to me? Also we share custody of our children (minors) and if I need to travel I need his written permission. What do I do in a situation like this? Can you please indicate what forms I need for the two issues I asked about? Also can I mail these forms to him in jail and have him sign them?