What is needed to set up a trust for your home

The answer to both depends upon the type of trust you need to suit your goals. There are as many different types of trusts for different purposes...

Unfortunately, the answer is yes. You should carefully scrutinize the amount claimed by the state to make sure it is accurate.

Florida - how can we declare an elderly dementia parent incapcitated for finance? Can this then apply to Trust/Trust deed as wel

You may need to apply to be her Conservator if the problem persists. If your mother is mentally incompetent, she does not have the capacity to...

My father passed away recently, younger sister was appointed executor we both reside in Connecticut. What is the code of ethics

You don't provide enough information to answer this question. Was the trust part of his Will or set up during his lifetime? Did he receive...

If a living will was made in 1992 with a lawyer. Now being 2014 can the power of attorney change the will without notifying

I think you may be confusing a Living Will with a Last Will and Testament. A Living Will, also known as an Advance Directive, is a document...

A family member probated an old will. They are not using an attorney.They are processing everything on their own with probate.

If you believe that there is a more current Will than the one being presented by the family member, you should request a hearing on the admission...

My mom passed away. She had no will. She owned a home and it's in her name. My dad is still married to her. Who gets property?

How the house descends upon your mother's death depends upon several facts which are not clear from your question. The type of deed controls who...

My 92 yo dad has will, poa +hlthcare advocate docs executed in Florida 7 yrs ago. He now lives in CT. does he need new docs?

Without reviewing the documents it is impossible to give you an opinion if they are appropriate for use in Connecticut. Legally, they should be...

Elderly parent needing care living is same house but separate apartment?

Your question is not clear on who owns the property now, but I will assume your wife's mother owns it or the caregiver child exception would not be...

How can I withdraw from serving as my mothers power of attorney

You can not be forced to act as an attorney-in-fact (legal term for agent) under a power of attorney. You can decline to serve by giving your...