How do I go about getting an inheritance from a biological grandmother if I was adopted?

I think you should hire an attorney, especially if your biological mother wants to contest the bequest to you and your brother. It sounds like...

I agree with the others here. The best way to get what you want done is to speak with an experienced estate planing attorney and discuss all of...

Had a meeting with owner of the RCFE where my dementia friend lives, should I tell her conservator about the meeting?

If your friend has no family and the conservator is the only one who can speak and act on her behalf, then I would suggest that you share with the...

If my father's first will ,was made. How can someone get power of attorney and change it?

I agree with Attorney Golden. You need to take your facts and whatever documentation you have to an attorney. It's not clear from your question...

If someone has legal guardianship over me can I move out when I'm 18?

If your aunt's guardianship is based only on your minority (being under 18) and not some other reason, then it will no longer apply once you turn...

How to remove a relative from my fathers power of attorney?

A person can change his power of attorney nomination, but only if he has the capacity to do so. If you believe that your aunt isn't acting in your...

As durable power of attorney for an elderly friend, can I draw up papers naming someone to take over responsibility if needed?

Review the document to see if she gave you authority to name your own successor (I have never seen such a clause), or if she named a successor to...

An aquaintance just lost his dad who was killed in an accident. His dad was 65 years old , a disabled veteran, on SSI and SSDI.

I'm sorry for your friend's loss. If his father was on SSI and SSDI it is possible he may not have had an estate to probate. If he did have...

What are my chances of gaining guardianship?

I'm not sure who told you he was competent to make his own decisions. That is usually up to a judge. In Kentucky, as I understand it, you can...

Can my sister object, fight and/or prevent me from becoming a Co or secondary guardian for my handicapped TBI brother?

I agree with Attorney Golden. If the current guardian doesn't want to serve as co-guardian with you she can "object, fight and / or prevent" you...