[NV] How do I create a power of attorney for minor children if one parent cannot sign because they are overseas?

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Richard

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I understand the urgency of your situation. Since the father is in Yemen and unable to sign, you might consider including a statement in the POA explaining the circumstances, like the lack of access to notarial services and his non-participation in the children's lives.

However, it's crucial to ensure that this explanation is clear and truthful. It might also be helpful to consult with a local attorney in Nevada who can provide specific guidance based on state laws and help ensure the POA is legally sound. (NV Rev Stat § 159A.061)

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"The biological father resides in Yemen, does not have access to notarial services, and does not participate in the lives of the minor children. Therefore, it is not possible to obtain his signature."

This is the wording that I am planning to put in a POA for minors. The father lives in Yemen, and the mother needs to go to Yemen. For that reason, she is in need of this POA to grant authorization to her stepson for all kinds of legal matters when decisions need to be made for the minors.

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I understand that navigating legal matters involving minors can be challenging. Can you tell me if there is an existing custody arrangement in place for the children?

I'm located in the state of Nevada, so I know the law differs from state to state.

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Have you already attempted to contact the biological father regarding this power of attorney, or is this your first effort?

No, I haven't. In Yemen, it is almost impossible to find a notary or be seen at the American consulate.

Richard

Hello. My name is Richard and I have been a licensed attorney for over 25 years and hope to be of assistance. I understand you're dealing with a situation involving the need for a power of attorney for minors, with the biological father residing in Yemen and unable to provide a signature. Just a note — this conversation does not create an attorney-client relationship. I can answer your questions for educational purposes only.

Yes, I was hoping to get an answer about this matter. I know in the state of Nevada we need both parents to sign and release a POA for a minor, but since the father is far away, there is no way for him to sign the POA due to the circumstances. Do you think it is safe to write the wording I mentioned earlier? She really needs to go abroad and leave the children here in the States.

Richard

If you have any more questions or need further assistance as you proceed with the POA, feel free to reach out. I'm here to help.

Richard

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