poa from different state

[freewilly]

What is the name of your state?North Carolina Can someone be the poa if they live in a different state then the deceased?

 

[BlondiePB]

What is the name of your state?North Carolina Can someone be the poa if they live in a different state then the deceased?

POA expires at the time the grantor dies.

 

[freewilly]

Im sorry for the mistake.I meant the poa over the distrubtion of the deaceased person property,can this person live in another state other then N.C. and be the poa or the adminstrator in deaths without a will

 

[BelizeBreeze]

Im sorry for the mistake.I meant the poa over the distrubtion of the deaceased person property,can this person live in another state other then N.C. and be the poa or the adminstrator in deaths without a will

And WHO issued the POA?

If it was the deceased, the POA, as blondie said, is also DEAD. It matters not where it was issued.

 

[freewilly]

OK maybe im useing the wrong words Lets say a man living in N.C. dies without a will.He hasnt signed any poa pior to his death.He leaves behind a wife,two adult children and 1 grandchild.I assume since there was no will his estate will have to go through probate court that follows nc. state laws.My question is does the probate court appoint someone to be the (poa /or whatever you call this person} over distrubition and collection of the said estate?And is it legal for them to live in another state other then where the deasead person live or do they HAVE to live in the same state.Does N.C laws on probate apply to person or persons that do not have a N.C resident?Or if the mans wife moved from their home together to another state 1 year pior to his death and no longer had N.C resident can she be appointed by the probate to be over his bank accounts,paY his depts,sale his home and that sort of stuff

 

[BlondiePB]

OK maybe im useing the wrong words Lets say a man living in N.C. dies without a will.He hasnt signed any poa pior to his death.He leaves behind a wife,two adult children and 1 grandchild.I assume since there was no will his estate will have to go through probate court that follows nc. state laws.My question is does the probate court appoint someone to be the (poa /or whatever you call this person} over distrubition and collection of the said estate?And is it legal for them to live in another state other then where the deasead person live or do they HAVE to live in the same state.Does N.C laws on probate apply to person or persons that do not have a N.C resident?Or if the mans wife moved from their home together to another state 1 year pior to his death and no longer had N.C resident can she be appointed by the probate to be over his bank accounts,paY his depts,sale his home and that sort of stuff

A person who has legal authorization to handle the estate of a deceased person is an executor/a personal representative. You will find NC probate code beginning chapter 28A at the following link and find all the answers to your questions.

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/Statutes/StatutesTOC.pl