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Old Oct 16, 2007, 02:20 PM
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limited power of attorney

Can a wife sign her husbands name to a legal document without his permission? If not, can she take the matter to court and get a judges permission to sign it if it is an important matter like signing over property that he agreed to sell but now refuses to transfer.

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Old Oct 16, 2007, 02:27 PM   #2  
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If he's of sound mind and body, I would hope not.
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Originally Posted by suelees47
Can a wife sign her husbands name to a legal document without his permission? If not, can she take the matter to court and get a judges permission to sign it if it is an important matter like signing over property that he agreed to sell but now refuses to transfer.
The very premise of this question scares me!
If the judge allowed that, first the court would have to hear from the husband. He would voice his concern or dispute, and the judge would turn and look at you....
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