Will a POA be sufficient in a pinch if no Will is available?
Not exactly. The PoA is only valid while you are alive, and it deals only with your assets, not with the minor child's care and protection. If...
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Not exactly. The PoA is only valid while you are alive, and it deals only with your assets, not with the minor child's care and protection. If...
Some people get confused by the language of wills and trusts. If you were not hearing the interpretation from an attorney, it is possible that the...
Multiplied damages are not included in determining the "jurisdictional amount." I.e., if the 'simple damages' are less than $25,000, you are less...
Not normally. The vast majority of estate plans don't necessarily include a spouse - that would be more the exception than the rule. Typically,...
Might not be easy. However, if there are minor adjustments which would materially affect the amount of noise generated, you might have a better...
Probably. Generally, an owner-occupied property can be put into a revocable trust where the trust grantors are the original owners and borrowers. ...
Typically, when an attorney prepares a deed, they will do an abbreviated look at the registry records to see what the last deed "out" was. If no...
Basically, a realty trust (assuming that is what it is) is an 'agency' agreement where the trustee serves as agent for the beneficial owners. As...
It would depend upon the type of trust, as well as your role in managing the property. You are best advised to consult with an attorney concerning...
As a general rule, you should avoid signing things which you a.) do not understand, and or b.) understand, but by which you don't want to be bound....