If one has a Power of Attorney, why would one have to do a new one each year if nothing has changed?

It's simply not true. A power of attorney is effective continuously until the person revokes it, dies, or has a conservator of the estate appointed.

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I have been separated for 6 years. My parents are quite wealthy. Can my scheming husband get any portion of my inheritance?

There is no way for your husband to make himself a beneficiary of your parents when they die by virtue of his marriage to you. Even you can't...

Can I file for guardingship of my mother without an attorney I live in mass

There is no requirement that you retain an attorney, but the process can be a bit tricky and there is a limit to how much direction the court...

Can a power of attorney be used on behalf of an estate tenant if remaindermen consent to the sell?

So long as the power of attorney specifically allows them to manage and sell your interests in real property, this should be fine. However, if the...

Does a life estate need to be recorded in MA. The judgement in the divorce reads in the details below.

You need to fully deed the property as indicated to remove husband's interest in the property, and that deed has to be recorded, like any other.

How might I get my records from Attorney Richard Black, phoenix Az. who passed away . He filed suit against Dow Corning for me.

If he was a solo practitioner, you'd have to find the administrator of his estate, or perhaps one of his children, if different, who might be able...

Is a quit claim deed sufficient to transfer real estate owned in a trust to an LLC formed by the beneficiaries of that trust ?

A quitclaim deed is fine to effectuate the transfer, and use of the LLC is an excellent choice to maintain a vacation home. However, whether you...

Can native Americans arrange their affairs so they can pass real estate from generation to generation without estate tax?

If the property is on a reservation or part of a collective tribal ownership of some kind, you really need to see an expert in native American Law....

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If the car's title is in the name of the decedent, it has to be included and transferred as an asset of the probate estate.

Can I receive visitation rights for my niece??

There are no legal rights of aunts or uncles to see the children of their siblings. Their kids, their call. There may be an exception if the...