A power of attorney is only valid while the grantor of that power is living. When the great aunt passed away, the power of attorney became Noll and...

It may be possible to decant the the trust to a non-SNT one, but you will need to meet with an attorney who can advise you if this is possible.

You need to speak with an elder law or probate attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights. The attorney can advise you how best to...

Since you said you are receiving the money as a "life" payout, that generally means the annuity stops when you die and you cannot name a beneficiary.

The problem as you have probably learned is that your mother entered into a contract with the Sequoias in San Francisco and that contract likely...

First, you should not and probably cannot do this on your own. Second, it will likely be expensive and very time-consuming. Having said that, the...

The simple answer is that if your father designated her as his power of attorney and agent, she has full authority to act on his behalf. You could...

Someone is going to have to bite the bullet and talk with an attorney, because if APS will not get involved, it is going to require private action....

As the other attorney noted, so long as your mother is still competent her age is not a factor. If she is capable of going to the attorney's...

The problem with your situation is that if your family member is your designated representative, the nursing home risks being sued if it releases...