What if both parents don't show up to court?
Please repost your question with more specific information. Which court are you in -- Probate or Juvenile? Why are you in court? What are the...
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Please repost your question with more specific information. Which court are you in -- Probate or Juvenile? Why are you in court? What are the...
I'll leave the question of negligence to someone else and focus on the MassHealth issue. Unless there was a very clear contract between your...
I assume that your mother is neither a US citizen nor has she paid into Social Security as a legal resident. If that's the case, the answer isn't...
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Can there be co-agents? Sure. However, I'd never advise having more than two of them -- things can get pretty unworkable the more people get...
No, there is no payback requirement while you are alive. Generally speaking, MassHealth requires repayment from any assets which may pass through...
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You definitely need a prenuptial agreement. A trust, by itself, will not provide adequate protection because if there is a divorce, the court may...
You need to petition for a single transaction conservatorship. Expect that the court will appoint a guardian ad litem to represent your mother's...
Actually, I wouldn't take this to a CPA, as most CPAs really don't have the background you need. There are several law firms with a strong...
No, sending the cops isn't the way to solve the problem. A lot is going to depend on the stage of litigation that you are at and what orders...
There's no way of answering that kind of question, because it depends on what you're trying to do with the trust. Are you looking for asset...