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My next door neighbor is elderly can I keep him from mowing? He keeps destroying my new fence that cost a couple thousand.
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Answered on August 05, 2013
Your neighbor is entitled to mow his lawn but not to break your fence. You can sue in small claims court for your damages. You have no right to...
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How do I report this attorney to LABA & have my mom POA reinstated to me & have her returned to La so her wishes can be honored
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Answered on August 05, 2013
Two choices-- walk away or consult an elder law attorney with litigation expertise. You almost surely won't accomplish your goals on your own.
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Am I still eligible for will? I have been arrested but not convicted yet.
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Answered on August 05, 2013
You are eligible to make a will. Whether you can be beneficiary under the neighbor's will depends on whether it is valid and whether you defrauded...
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Can trust sell house if medicaid recipient holds life estate?
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Answered on August 05, 2013
BTW, I grew up in Jericho. There are some great elder law attorneys in Nassau County and I'd strongly recommend you consult one. A life estate...
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My mother is in a nursing home in Alabama. She has been on medicaid for a few years now. She did not have burial insurance.
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Answered on August 05, 2013
I would strongly recommend you consult a local elder law attorney. BTW, I don't see how your mother has money to fund a burial contract if she is...
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How do I transfer money and property out of my parents to me so Medicaid will not get it?
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Answered on August 05, 2013
You don't. You consult an elder law attorney because if you try to do Medicaid planning yourself, there is an excellent chance you will trigger...
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In PA a single parent has a will that divides estate among her 3 kids. adult child #1 dies with no heirs. adult child #2 dies
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Answered on August 04, 2013
Very simple-- however, the will provides (assuming kids died before the parent) or deceased child's share to deceased child's estate (assuming...
Does a Power of Attorney document , drawn up by a lawyer have to be notarized by NJ law?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
New Jersey law explicitly requires a power of attorney to be acknowledged in the same manner as a deed, which means a formal acknowledgement before...
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What are my powers as executor under my mother's will?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
If you sell the house but it turns out that you don't have that authority, you may have personal liability. Even if you have that authority, you...
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If a person chooses to formally disclaim/decline their inheritance in full, is the IRS directly notified of this?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
Depends on the situation. For instance, if an NJ estate or inheritance tax return or federal estate tax return is filed, the disclaimer must be...
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