Power of attorney and real estate help?
The language of the power of attorney document must allow a gift. Whether it is a good idea depends upon whether there are other siblings who may...
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The language of the power of attorney document must allow a gift. Whether it is a good idea depends upon whether there are other siblings who may...
Yes, but check the title to the house now, and make sure your cousin did not get a deed from your father. As next of kin, if a will is offered for...
You need to record a new deed and related forms. Including the filing fee, I charge $800. It is a simple matter.
There are a lot of issues here. How did you get a POA for someone unable to sign one? How do you have a car when the mother is dead? The child...
If it is a suit against you, the plaintiff, if they win, can only levy something you would inherit from the trust, but not the trust itself.
The estate has the right to claim it. If there was an estate when they died, the executor/administrator at the time can apply to collect. If not,...
Depends on the circumstances of the drafting of the will. Was it recent? Was it attorney drafted and supervised? Are the witnesses credible? ...
It depends on the order of the deaths. But, the short answer is yes, the grandchild will get the share attributable to the deceased parent who is...
First issue is whether your parents had a will. If yes, it governs. If not, all kids take equal shares. Second, you can seek a partition of the...
Yes, if you have a POA, or she signs the paperwork. She does not have to go to a sit-down closing.