Yes, you can decide who you name in each document. The attorney-in-fact is named in the power of attorney document, and these duties are while you...

You don't have any rights to disclosure for your parents' powers of attorney. In a probate estate the personal representative can be asked to put...

I recommend that you consult with a probate attorney to discuss your rights with regards to the specifics of your case. My initial thoughts...

I recommend that you work with an accountant to ensure that the trust taxes are filed correctly. You can also discuss with the accountant or with...

If someone dies without a will in Massachusetts and they have a surviving spouse and/or children, then their siblings would not inherit any assets...

I agree with my colleagues. Seeking legal representation in this will not only help you understand any nuances of the language of the will, but...

I'm sorry for your loss. Yes, a vital record such as a death certificate can be amended. However, because it has been over a year, the vital...

I'm sorry for your loss. If the only probate assets are up to $25,000 plus a motor vehicle (of any value), then a Voluntary Administration...

According to MA laws of intestacy, the surviving sibling would receive 50% of the probate estate and the two children of the predeceased sibling...

If there is a power of attorney in place for your father, that may allow your mother to sign. If not, then she may need to get a limited...