Summary
A Power of Attorney (POA) generally allows someone to act on your behalf, including selling property, depending on the documents specifics. In Virginia, selling property without consent is a breach of fiduciary duty. If forgery is involved, report it to the police, file a complaint with the DMV, and consult an attorney for civil litigation. The local court is Tazewell County General District Court.Full Conversation
My name is Mark Kendall
Hello Mark Kendall, it's nice to meet you. Could you please provide some details about the legal issue you're facing? Knowing your location would also be very helpful.
Yes, im needing to kno if my wife..well..soon to be ex-wife now...but she was my POA , Was she allowed to sell any of my property without my consent ?
Hello Mark Kendall,
In general, a Power of Attorney (POA) does give someone the authority to act on your behalf, which could potentially include selling property. However, the specifics of what they can do depend on the exact wording of the POA document. Can you tell me which state you're located in? That will help me provide more accurate information.
She even fordged my signature on my new motorcycle title then sold it without me knowing, now im trying to get my bike back.
Hello Mark,
Forgery is illegal. Here are some steps you could consider:
*. Report to the police.
*. File a complaint with your state's DMV.
*. You may also need to take legal action.
Please provide your location to guide you better.
i live in Richlands,Virginia.
Hello Mark,
Here are the steps you can take in Virginia:
- Report to the local police.
- File a complaint with Virginia DMV.
- Consult an attorney for civil litigation.
The court in your area is the Tazewell County General District Court.
alrite...yea, i dont know what happened to the money she got frm selling my bike, it did not benefit me at all! i was also told that she could not se anything of mine without my consent.
Hello Mark,
In Virginia, POA does not allow the sale of property without your consent. If she has done so, it's considered a breach of fiduciary duty. You can sue for return of property or its monetary value and potentially punitive damages. Please consult with an attorney.
ok, Thank You
You're welcome, Mark. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. It's important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights. Good luck with your situation.
Thank You
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