Hi Veronica,

Thanks for the information. It will be much easier if he waits until he is in Texas to give you Power of Attorney.

Below is a link to a sample of a Statutory Power of Attorney. It is a link to an attorney's office. I am NOT making a referral. However, it is a sample that you may re-type and send to him once he is in Texas. Please note that he must sign the Power of Attorney in front of a Notary Public. There should be a Notary available when he gets to the Federal Prison in Texas.

Once he signs the Power of Attorney, he can keep a copy but you must have the original Power of Attorney so that you can handle his financial affairs.

http://www.texaswillsandprobate.com/POA.htm

I hope you found this information useful.

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