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I gave my Son and his Girlfriend (of many years)a used Mobile Home. They put it in their names jointly. Now, the Girlfriend has moved out (since August)with no intentions of returning. Her and I have not problems. I want to remove her name from the Joint clear Title, which she has agreed to do. Problem: She does not want to be in the same place with my Son to sign off at the same time, so we can put the Title back in My Name. Question: Can I process a Power of Attorney with my Son (at the Notary Public) that would enable me to sign off in my Son's place (on the Title)? That way her and I can come together to sign off (and have it Notarized) and then I can put the Title back in my Name.

Submitted: 19 days and 21 hours ago.
Category: Legal
Value: $18
Status: AWAITING CUSTOMER ACTION
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Yes you can become your son's power of attorney and sign for him for the title change.

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Expert: Shelley
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Answered: 11/5/2009

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Attorney-Business degree from The University of Texas

17 days and 16 hours ago.

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There appears to be many types of "POWER OF ATTORNEY" Forms. Which one should I get to use with this action?

Posted by Shelley 17 days and 9 hours ago.

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Durable power of attorney.

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