Bridgewater, NJ
Elder law Lawyer at Bridgewater, NJ
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning, Tax
The principal can revoke the POA if he has capacity. Otherwise, an interested person can apply for guardianship and court will decide the issue. ...
Sounds like a question for doctors more than lawyers.
Your mother is entitled to her personal documents but you aren't unless authorized by mom or a court or you become guardian. Consult an elder law...
Nobody is "put on Medicaid." To obtain Medicaid, you have to apply. When a Medicaid participant dies, Medicaid can recover some costs from the...
Unless the applicable Medicaid program has restrictions, you can sell it. Call the Medicaid office to check. Note though any sale proceeds are...
You can't force anyone else to probate a will but working with counsel we can force the will to be provided to Surrogate's Court so the Court can...
You have no obligation to account to the sibling unless so stated in the POA or ordered by a court, but if the sibling applies to court, the court...
There is no good way to add a child to a deed w/o a lawyer's involvement. A lawyer probably would use a bargain and sale deed but more importantly...
Medicaid has no claim on the house after it is transferred but unless the gift is an exempt transfer it will disqualify the transferor for nursing...
If mom is competent, it's up to mom. If mom isn't competent guardianship or adult protective services referral might be appropriate. Consult a...
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