What assets are considered "vulnerable"

Vulnerable for what purpose? Depends what you mean by vulnerable.

Are there specific requirements for a reverse mortgage contract for an elderly person that is under conservatorship?

Unless the lender knew or should have known that the reverse mortgage violated conservatorship requirements, the loan probably is enforceable. ...

ATTY MADE HIMSELF FIDUCIARY NO CONTRACT MOMS SIGNED THE FINAL ESTATE PAPERS-READ SHE FORFEITED 63K..PLUS CHARGED HER PERSONALLY

You haven't asked a question. An elder law attorney consult would make sense. Lawrence Friedman, FriedmanLaw, Bridgewater, NJ, is Certified as...

What do do if a family member is highly suspected of abusing their POA and stonewalling the principal of information?

It's not legal but basically the agent can do whatever he wants unless the principal or an interested party takes legal action or gets adult...

I need to find a lawyer that practices in both NJ and FL for estate planning. Can someone give me a name or how to research?

I would recommend picking a lawyer in your current state and letting that lawyer reach out to FL colleagues. For instance, I frequently plan for...

I live in New York City and my Danish fiancee and I want to marry here. Is he eligible for Medicaid and SNAP benefits?

See an immigration lawyer re green card requirements. Most immigrants aren't eligible for Medicaid and SNAP for at least 5 years and typically the...

There MAY be ways to over turn the POA but NOT through Avvo general postings. You need to see a local elder law attorney to review your situation...

Is their a way to force a parent to seek medical attention...?? Also to force a will or a directive of some sort??

Your mother can do what she wishes unless she is danger to herself or others or a guardian is appointed because she lacks capacity. Consult a...

Medicaid estate recovery applies to Medicaid expenditures after age 54 but new developments indicate exceptions may be granted for Affordable Care...

What rights do I have as a caregiver to both parents, living in their home, after their deaths?

Depends on details of will or governing trust but most likely you don't have any right to live in the home once your mother ceases to live there...