How far back can a doctors office go back and try to collect for a bill in the state of Connecticut ?
Six years from the date the services were rendered.
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Six years from the date the services were rendered.
Firstly, if the trust was created by the late father's will, then the terms and funding information are a matter of public record, and can be...
I'm not sure what you mean by "being elder abuse." A person with advanced dementia likely does not have the capacity to make binding legal...
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The distribution of probate assets is governed by the probate court. If there is no will, your stepmother gets a share of the estate, and you and...
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Terminate the trust, reconvey everything to your own name.
You should be worried, though it would be quite an uphill battle to prevent the insurance company from making distribution. It would help to allow...
Absolutely not. It's one of just two things (the other being agreeing to marriage), that an attorney-in-fact can never be legally empowered to do....
Revocable trust means it's still her money. Which means it's still her choice whether to gift it to you or not.
It depends. If the cousin hired him to be a caregiver, he has a right to terminate the employment. It would be rare and highly unusual for there...
If the trust is revocable, it has the benefit of being able to transfer outside of probate following the death of the individuals creating the...