All powers of attorney end upon death of the person granting them. The person named as trustee of the Trust has to deal with the matter. If she has paid no rent for eight years with her father accepting that, it is going to be difficult to evict her as it seems she was his guest who he never told to leave. The trustee might need to get a court order for sale of the property [a petition for partition will likely cost more than $15,000 to obtain]. If your father-in-law moved out 8 years ago, why did the bank not call the loan. I think most reverse mortgages are only on a person's residence and are due upon sale or establishing a new residence. The trustee needs to speak to an attorney to figure out what can be done. That probably will include offering a "bribe" to her to get her out.
Answered on May 16th, 2016 at 5:38 PM