If a deceased had a joint checking account, is that person obligated to pay her debt?
If the account was registered as joint tenants with rights of survivorship (JTWROS), daughter now owns 100% by operation of law (automatically). ...
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If the account was registered as joint tenants with rights of survivorship (JTWROS), daughter now owns 100% by operation of law (automatically). ...
Yes, and payments would need to be re-directed to the nursing home. Most (if not all) NY nursing homes have a Medicaid coordinator on staff. In the...
The signatures should be notarized by a licensed notary in the state where the they are signed.
It is next to impossible to prove a non-event...meaning few if any courts will order a landlord to prove that a tenant did not pay security....
While my esteemed colleagues have in fact answered the question that you actually asked, please allow me to answer one that you did NOT ask... and...
You have a few options, among them are: 1) Reach an agreement with the co-owner as to rectifying the non-permitted basement issue. You may elect...
You could sue, but for the reasons noted above by attorneys Weinman & Smollens, you are unlikely to prevail. Your unfortunate situation is a clear...
The short answer to your question is yes, the landowner can evict you and your home from his land. Regarding the last sentence of your question......
A judgment lasts 10 years in NY and may then be renewed for another 10 when it expires. Although Medicaid is unlikely to force a sale of the house,...
No principal (your mother in this instance) is required to obtain the permission of their appointed agent (your sister in this instance) to sign...