Do I need to change to tenancy in common/deed for a residential property now that I'm married?

If I understand you correctly, your wife is not the other joint tenant. You own the property as joint tenants with another person, and you want...

If i am receiving medicaid while waiting for an estate to be transferred to me, will i have to pay them back for any services ?

As a Medicaid recipient, until you receive the inheritance, you are receiving Medicaid properly. Once you receive the inheritance, you must report...

Can you take money from an irrevocable trust?

I agree with attorney Sinzheimer. However, if the irrevocable trust was done for the purpose Medicaid eligibility, you would not want to pay her...

Hello again my Question was in reference to What Steps do i take in Obtaining Guardianship for my Brother, He Has no Children

Guardianship would require a court proceeding, which is really quite involved. If your brother is willing to give you authority to handle his...

Will APS move a vulnerable (immobile) adult male to other accommodation if the primary care giver (his wife) is incapacitated?

I'm not sure what you mean by reached limit on Medicaid. There is no such thing. I would suggest calling an elder law attorney immediately. They...

My dad passed away and he left behind the building I currently live in, can I buy it?

If your dad didn't leave a will, you and your 3 siblings would inherit equally. If you want to keep the building, you would need to buy your...

Should a beneficiary sign a quit claim to allow the sale of his parent intestate property?

I'm not exactly sure why it would be a quitclaim deed - but you might want to retain your own attorney to speak with step-mom's attorney and look...

My mother just passed and and my father wants to sell the house?

I'm very sorry for your loss. If your parents held the deed to the house as husband and wife (which is how it would be construed if they are both...

Can I as Executor for my dads estate file a Lis Pendis against the former Executor. Who lives in different state?

A lis pendens can only be used if the underlying action pertains specifically to the title/right to the real property against which it is placed. ...

New York's intestacy statute provides that no one more remote than first cousins once removed can inherit.