can you please tell me how long is durable general power of attorney is affective?
99968
The general rule is they are effective until revoked by the grantor or until the grantor's death.  It is possible that a court could revoke the agent's power (i.e. terminate the POA).  For example, an incompetant person cannot revoke his/her POA; so a guardian might be appointed who would revoke the POA on the incompetant ward's behalf.
921149
40 days.\n\nGood evening:)
878536
Call an attorney in your area and find out the time limit.
955758
It takes 6 months if your approved. Many apply few are accepted is why you see so many lawyers wanting a slice of your money.There is a long process to go through
282127
Which country?  Which state?  In general, it is a good idea to do and doesn't have to be expensive.  Durable powers of atttorney can be ammended.  In most places you simply have to execute a new power of attorney.  \n\nHowever, the issue of identification is basic.  If you are the same person to whom the power is issued, it should still be valid, but you have to prove it, which can be a hassle.  Can't say this is true for every jurisdiction.
855175
The statue of limitations varies from place to place. Less than a year would most likely still be valid, particularly if the issue has not yet been resolved.
239038
a few months.  much better and faster than here in the us.  then you will need to fill out some paperwork after you are approved to show that you will not get on public assistance.  some sort of a financial affidavit.
1029183
Unfortunately, the law works very, very slowly.  Getting a lazy judge to respond or do his judge in a timely manner can be supremely frustrating.  Especially when you're dealing with children. \n\nThat having been said, nine months sounds like a little too long even for the laziest of judges.  Sounds to me like maybe your attorney is not being as diligent as you'd like.  Contact another local attorney and see what can be done.
890985
The general advice is to keep all papers for 10-12 years after the estate has been wound up.  Let's hope you have a loft or a garage!  I think the limitation period for bringing proceedings to contest a will is two years, but I haven't been able to pin it down.
863890
Depends on the applicable state's statute of limitations. It varies from state to state.
1032693
about 12-20 days at the most or less
495678
There is no time limit.  You must petition the courts (best get an attorney to help) to have this rectified.
246680
I do paralegal work for an environmental law attorney and we come across tons of O&G Assignments.  In 13 years of doing this, I've never seen one drawn up by an individual.  Since these Assignments are so detailed and the conveyances have to be so specific, I'd suggest you go to an attorney simply to cover all your bases.
870991
Usually it is 30 days. You did the right thing.
1047827
depends on the office.  Most is 4 years, for things such as President of U.S.\nSenator is longer I believe.
1086605
probably years. The insurance company will try to sweat you out, make you wait til your are bankrupt if they can. Meanwhile don't settle, and don't use an attorney that charges a percentage of your settlement. \n\nIf you hold your course, and get an attorney who will listen to you you can get them to court way faster. Just do the Nancy Regan and say no when they ask for extensions. \n\nHey it worked for me/
421014
If he's of sound mind and body, you can try and take him to court over it.  If not, you might want to see about getting what's called "Durable Power of Attorney" over this person in order to make decisions for him.