One strategy may be to place your inheritance in a trust. Also, depending on the size of the inheritance, you may be able to use the “look back...

I agree with the first attorney's answer. This may fall under financial exploitation of a protected elder person. These are a few more...

I agree with the first attorney's answer here. It is usually prudent to start over again to minimize any confusion or issues when the time comes.

A principal (your mother) can grant a power of attorney to anyone of their choosing. It is also usually up to the principal to revoke that power. ...

The first option may be to speak to your mother and see if she recalls who the attorney was that originally drafted the Trust document. Reach out...

Generally speaking, a properly executed will, power of attorney trust and medical documents written in one state in accordance with that specific...

I agree with both attorneys' answers here. Different attorneys with different levels of experience and locations will charge differently. The...

Generally speaking, stepchildren do not have inheritance rights unless the step-parent has legally adopted the stepchild. For stepchildren to...

I agree with the first attorney's answer here. The trust will stipulate the trustee's duties in the maintenance of the property. Generally, where...

MassHealth has a 5-Year Look Back Policy before it is no longer considered as part of your assets. Generally, a nursing home cannot take your home...