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Posted about 1 month ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Jonathan William Milstein's answer
If you truly want to direct your mother's care and financial affairs, you would...
Matthew M Luedke's answer
The only way for you to be involved in everything that happens with your mother'... Posted about 1 month ago in Elder Law Woodinville, WA
Jonathan William Milstein's answer
I think the real question is protect her assests from what or who? IF you are... Posted 5 months ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Matthew M Luedke's answer
A married COPES Patient in their own home gets to keep up to $674.00 as their... Posted 4 days ago in Criminal Defense Kent, WA
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
The first thing you do is consult directly with an experienced WA licensed...
Timothy John Leary's answer
Criminal mistreatment in the Third Degree is a gross misdemeanor. The maximum... Posted 4 months ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Ben Neiburger's answer
Yo should check with a local elder law attorney on this since the laws in your...
Matthew M Luedke's answer
In Washington a person may create a Durable Power of Attorney to name an agent... Posted 2 months ago in Speeding / Traffic Ticket Bothell, WA
Lars A. Lundeen's answer
It will usually depend on the particular judge hearing your claim. No one... Posted 2 months ago in Car / Auto Accident Bothell, WA
Jeffrey Edward Burkhart's answer
Yep, you do have a good chance of reducing your fine for "failure to provide...
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
You may bring proof you've gotten insurance An attorney familiar with the... Posted 5 months ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Matthew M Luedke's answer
A loan is not an asset for the purposes of Medicaid qualification, however it... Posted 6 months ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Matthew M Luedke's answer
I agree with Mr. Archer. From a legal standpoint your option is a restraining...
Carl G. Archer's answer
It's difficult to envision a "legal" solution that does not at least consider... Posted 5 months ago in Power Of Attorney Seattle, WA
Robert Charles Pittman's answer
If you observe the formalities and always indicate your capacity (that is, that...
Matthew M Luedke's answer
As Attorney in Fact you are an agent of your parents. Your actions will be... Posted 10 months ago in Power Of Attorney Bellevue, WA
Frank A Selden's answer
if the person is not competent to create a POA then you need something else,... Posted about 1 year ago in Ethics / Professional Responsibility Seattle, WA
Jonathan H Levy's answer
It's not clear from your question if offering tax advise arises to the level of...
David L. Carrier's answer
Unauthorized practice of law is very dangerous and can lead to disaster for... Posted about 1 year ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
James Whittingham Spencer's answer
Your mother will absolutely want to ensure that she has a Health Care Directive...
Aaron A Pelley's answer
Washington's former Governor, Booth Gardner, filed an initiative this week to... Posted about 1 year ago in Elder Law Seattle, WA
Matthew M Luedke's answer
I disagree with Mrs. Anastasio's statement that a Special Needs Trust must be...
Charity Anastasio's answer
Columbia Legal Services has a list of very experienced attorneys who do... Posted about 1 year ago in Debt Collection Seattle, WA
Christina M Latta's answer
If her only income comes from social security and a retirement account she is...
E. Alexandra Golden's answer
Since your grandmother is indigent, I strongly encourage you to contact the... Posted about 1 year ago in Estate Planning Auburn, WA
E. Alexandra Golden's answer
You need to see a local elder law attorney BEFORE you receive the inheritance....
Frank A Selden's answer
The State wouldn't "take" your money as in confiscate it and add it to the... Posted about 1 year ago in Power Of Attorney Auburn, WA
Frank S Hong's answer
In Washington a power of attorney that will be used for real estate conveyances...
James Whittingham Spencer's answer
In the end, the important question will be, what does the bank want. Some... Posted about 1 year ago in Guardianship Seattle, WA
Ruth Alane Mattson's answer
In Massachusetts, the more recent power of attorney likely would make the prior...
Timothy Clement Burkart's answer
In Washington, unless the later power of attorney revokes the earlier one, both... Posted about 1 year ago in Power Of Attorney Seattle, WA
Frank A Selden's answer
Someone with dementia lacks capacity to sign a POA. Also, there are two kinds...
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
There is no requirement that a POA document be filed. However, some people do... Posted about 1 year ago in Divorce / Separation Bothell, WA
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
You definitely need to see a lawyer who concentrates in medicaid planning and...
Anthony John Colleluori's answer
Your divorcing her will end up getting her in obtaining SSI benefits and other... |