Would there be any harm in revoking my will?

I'm not sure what you are asking. If your current Will meets your current wishes, then you don't have to do anything. Often with a married...

You should look for any letters of other documents that might indicate the attorney's name or address. Check out the name of the Notary Public on...

As the executor of my mother's estate, am I able to require her significant other to pay rent to live in her home?

It really depends on the exact wording of the Will. You should see an attorney to have the terms interpreted to determine the precise answer.

What and how is the best account to use to make a charitable gift ?

Keep in mind that you won't personally pay the estate tax, only your heirs will (through your estate). Do they want less assets because those...

Do you have to reimburse Medicare when a patient dies? Or is it only Medicaid?

There is a "payback" provision under Medicaid (which is called Mass-Health in Massachusetts). The estate of a Medicaid recipient may have to pay...

You should consult a local Attorney who is experienced and skilled in Social Security issues. You might lose your benefits by getting married. ...

Disabled mom receiving pending settlement from personal injury case. She's on Medicare/Medicaid. Is pooled trust only option?

Your mother can receive the funds and then transfer them to a trust for the benefit or her son (your brother) who is disabled (this is a permitted...

Am I liable for an almost $8000 nursing home bill for my mother?

Your mother, or her estate, is liable for the nursing home bill. You should not be personally responsible for it as it was not you that received...

My father has had two or three wills. He wants to dissolve his latest will and have no will. Can I create a document like it?

A will may be revoked by executing a new will or by any action that indicates that the person wished to revoke the will such as destroying it or...

Does a wife have to sign on the will

You don't need to sign your husband's will. You need to sign your own will separate from your husband's. You should see a lawyer to help you with...