Do I still have the power to perform tasks when I setup a power of attorney?

The short answer is yes - you can still conduct financial and legal transactions for yourself after you've signed a durable power of attorney. ...

I'm sorry for your loss. What does it matter if the stone is in the family plot if your husband is buried where he wanted to be buried? Maybe the...

Help with probate last wishes?

If your Dad's Will was filed with the Worcester Probate Court then that's where it is. What may have happened is that a Petition for Probate...

Can a wife place jointly owned home she and her husband have in a irrevocable trust , if the husband is not of sound mind?

If the husband never signed a power of attorney and he no longer has the capacity to do so (or to sign the deed), then the wife should file a...

My friend is leaving me his house in his will and would like me to give 10grand to each of his sisters when I decide to sell.

I agree that this should be discussed with an attorney to get all the appropriate documents in place. It is not a DYI project. Good luck -

No. It is not required to change the Will. The Will only governs whatever property the testator owns at her death. If the transfer was validly...

Can a will beneficiary be changed after beneficiary passes away?

I'm sorry for your loss. Your question refers to your grandmother's Will. Yes - it can be changed at any time during her life,. The underlying...

My Dad owned 1.7 million in Property. My Mother was married to him at the time of his death. She received nothing.

I agree with the previous answers. I would also add that the property may be in a trust, which would not pass trough probate. You or the attorney...

Can a person with a supposed psychiatric and back disorder collecting SSDI rent rooms in house and claim caregiver pay for elder

I agree with Atty Chavin. I would add that if you are concerned about the well-being of the elder you can call the local elder services agency and...

After going through probate in Massachusetts I was willed a property in Florida. How do I transfer the deed to my name?

If your name is not already on the deed (as in a jointly-owned property), then you would have to establish an ancillary probate in FL. You should...