Generally speaking, if the Durable Power of Attorney gives the agent the authority to enter into "real property transactions", then the Agent can sign a Ladybird Deed (but not a Transfer on Death Deed). Ideally the DPOA would identify the specific property at issue, but not technically required. And, obviously, the Agent should have the power at act, either because the DPOA is effective ...
Can a POA sign a Ladybird deed in Texas? - Legal Answers
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Can I use a power of attorney to create a Ladybird deed giving a ...
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