The answer to your question depends upon how your mom was listed on the deed. You will need to get a copy of the deed and ask a lawyer to review...

If your mom has dementia, she likely lacks the capacity to sign a power of attorney, limited or otherwise. If that is the case, and your sister...

A power of attorney's power ends when the creator of the power of attorney dies, so no, she is no longer allowed to access assets or pay bills. ...

It looks like you are in New Mexico, so you will have to ask for the help of a probate attorney in NM, but in New York, to be legally permitted to...

Powers of Attorney can have different powers. You'd have to make sure your POA authorizes you to buy the policy. Your best guide will be the...

I am sorry for your loss. I agree with counsel, you simply need a new will and any qualified estate planning attorney in Arizona can help with that.

Is there a chance that you were listed on the property as his beneficiary and now own the property? Find out whether deeds in your county are...

Generally speaking, when the probate proceeding is brought to court, the intended executor can apply to the court to be appointed and let the court...

While your mother is not responsible, his estate is. The creditors are likely to want the estate to be probated and the debts paid from his estate...

I highly suggest you find a probate attorney to help you with this problem. It is complicated and you want to make sure it is handled correctly.