In most states spouses are entitled to a share of a decedent's estate even if they are not a beneficiary under the will. That means even though...

It depends on how you hold the property. If you hold the properrty as joint tenants with right of survivorship, you get the entire property if he...

Not unless you were co-signor on the loan. His creditors will have to seek repayment by going after his estate. Just because you are offspring...

You can write your own will; just be sure that it has all the formailities required of a will. The language in the new will will revoke the old...

No, you do not have to file a power of attorney with the courthouse for it to be effective.

Whether it is still joint real estate depends upon how your sister and father owned the property. Were they tenants in common or tenants with...

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A person can only grant another a power of attorney if the grantor is competent. You cannot appoint yourself power of attorney through your role...

Yes, you can quit claim your house to your son. At the very least, you might want to think about retaining a life estate for yourself so that you...

How to make a legal will without signature?

Depending on your state law, your client may be able to direct another person to sign the will or codicil for him. Consult with a local estate...