How should a property be titled if there are multiple owners/trusts?
It doesn't matter what state you, what matters is what you want to happen. It depends on the respective ownership of all the parties- it may not...
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It doesn't matter what state you, what matters is what you want to happen. It depends on the respective ownership of all the parties- it may not...
Assets held in a revocable living trust are counted as available resources by Medicaid. If the nursing home is asking for financial disclosure in...
As an agent under a power of attorney you are not financially responsible for the bills of the principal. However you have a duty to see that the...
Generally 30 days is required. However this is state law specific- consult your state or local landlord tenant code
your sister can not "take over everything" Your mother signed a will that only she can change if she wants to. An executor of a will has no power...
no. The HUD 1 is given to and signed by the sellers and borrowers at the time of settlement. No changes may be made after that unless both parties...
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A power of attorney may always be questioned. The issue is whether the principal had the legal capacity to execute it. It the power of attorney in...
You may petition the court to force the sale. You will need an attorney to do this. Sometimes the threat of litigation will be enough to get things...
I can' really give a specific answer because the question does not have enough information. If your daughter is the trustee of a trust that holds...
If someone dies without a will, any property that would be controlled by a will will pass by laws of intestacy of the State of Delaware. The laws...