Can I get sued from my brother for having POA for my mom?
You are in a very difficult position, I feel for you. I agree that any lawsuit your brother may bring would be difficult for him to prevail. ...
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You are in a very difficult position, I feel for you. I agree that any lawsuit your brother may bring would be difficult for him to prevail. ...
It's not clear what you mean by an heir having a lien. What is the lien for? Property (e.g, a car)? Real estate? Is the lien recorded? If an...
I'm sorry for your loss. I agree with the previous answer. Examining your question a little closer, I think it's important to add that your...
Based on a few minutes research, it appears that you are NOT entitled to take $5K fee right from the get-go. An executor's (or Administrator...
I'm sorry for your loss. You certainly appear eligible for the Small Estate Affidavit Program. In fact, the NY Court System has a website where...
I'm sorry to hear of your diagnosis. First, a few definitions. An advance directive (not advanced) can actually be a number of different...
I think Mr. Haley is on the right track here . . . it appears likely that your sister (or sister--in-law) wanted to appoint you as her daughter's...
Just to briefly tag onto Mr. Corrigan's comment--since this is an issue between 3 states, if your mother is deceased and did live in TX, than...
I am sorry for your situation. You really need to speak with an attorney: consider calling the Southeastern Ohio Legal Services office (link...
I think Ivette gave an excellent answer. To add just one point: if your mother wanted sole ownership of the house, she would have to buy out the...