Can I be evicted from my home to pay for my Mother's healthcare needs (ie. nursing home care)?
You should definitely talk to a local Elder Law attorney about this. If the house was previously in the revocable trust, then it is a countable...
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You should definitely talk to a local Elder Law attorney about this. If the house was previously in the revocable trust, then it is a countable...
I agree with the rest of my colleagues, that however you do this, it should be done carefully. Tax consequences are important but so is Medicaid...
If she's on Title 19, then the nursing home is being paid by the state and the federal government. The nursing home can't tell you to do or prove...
When replacement cost is cheaper than repair cost, they total the car. Every insurance company does this. You have the right to go through your...
The UCC 1 secures a loan. There are essentially two kinds of debt 1) secured (think mortgage, car loan, some business loans), and Unsecured (think...
In a custody battle, the courts only concern is the "best interests of the child", and generally courts believe the best interests of the child are...
Attorney Amos is right, more information is needed and you should meet with an attorney. Assuming nobody had wills, and nobody went through...
If all of what you say is true, I don't think this would go to trial. Protection orders are taken very seriously by the police and the courts...
It is difficult to be definitive about this question. If the check has a memo note stating "Payment in full" or "final payment" or something like...
Generally, no. Liens 'go with the land', so whomever buys the land will have to pay the property taxes, and generally the second mortgage will be...
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