Can my brother who has POA prevent me from seeing my mother?
If your brother owns or rents the property he has the right to exclude persons from coming on the property. If your mother owns or rents it, then...
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If your brother owns or rents the property he has the right to exclude persons from coming on the property. If your mother owns or rents it, then...
This strategy of placing your home in an irrevocable trust will only avoid a transfer penalty for Medicaid purposes if you don't apply for Medicaid...
Unless your mother revoked the POA naming you as her attorney-in-fact, then the document is still valid. The statutory form POA in Connecticut...
Contact the local Agency on Aging in Connecticut for guidance in resolving your issue. The telephone number for your area is 800-690-6998.
Your father needs the mental capacity and willingness to execute a Power of Attorney. If he lacks the mental capacity or does not want to name you...
A durable power of attorney does not expire until it is revoked or the maker dies, unless the terms of the document contain an expiration date. ...
If your grandmother was in a nursing home and receiving Medicaid, she probably doesn't have any assets available to probate, even if she has a...
Most trust documents allow the trustee to spend funds for the benefit of the beneficiary, in which case the trustee could pay others directly for...
Go to the probate court and find out the status. If you are supposed to receive assets and did not, ask your brother when he plans to make...
The Trustee must follow the terms of the Trust. You should have the Trust document reviewed by a Trust & Estate Attorney to determine your niece's...