You are most likely named because you are a beneficiary since the complaint doesn't include any allegations of wrong doing against you....

Do we need both a living will and DPOA?

A living will (also called a power of attorney for health care decisions) is different than a financial power of attorney so she should have both....

What dose it mean if someone puts a lein on my assets

You need to see a family law/divorce attorney who can help you find out if the order for maintenance and support can be modified. You may be able...

My mother has Dementia and before she gets bad she and myself think she should sign the house over to my sister.

It's really important that your mother get advice from a qualified elder law attorney before she signs any deed transferring title to the home....

Michigan Law- My mom just died and I will now be named in her sisters estate who died intestate in Michigan.

The answer to this question depends upon whether the CD has a contingent beneficiary named as the backup beneficiary to your Mom. If it doesn't...

Yes, if there is no contingent beneficiary named, then the IRA beneficiary would be the decedent's estate when the beneficiary disclaims. You...

My family member is deceased, her parents are still living whom the children have resided with for over 98% of their life. The

The maternal grandparents can file a petition in the probate and family court in Texas and ask to be appointed guardians of the minor children. If...

I have will and I'm executor -$250000 in joint accounnts -$5000 insurance $1100 insuranve stock -no other assets -

You will need to file a small probate form (Voluntary Probate) to access the small stock account. Once you are appointed Executor by the Court,...

I have been looking for my father for 25 years and finally found him, through his obituary. do i have legal rights to his estate

You don't say where your father lived when he died or when he died. .You can contact the Probate Court in the county where your father died to see...

Mother wants to leave her property to her children as long as they keep up the property and pay taxes, etc. Living Will??

This is a fairly common estate planning scenario that can be solved most flexibly by use of a well- written revocable living trust. Your mother...