As my colleague stated, you would transfer the deed from yourself to yourself and husband. The new form of ownership would be "tenancy by the...

If the deed was notarized, then the property was transferred at the time of execution. The deed can be filed with the transmittal documents at the...

Is there an age limit for judges?

For federal judges, there is no age limit. For state judges, the retirement age is 70, although N.Y. Supreme Court judges can get certification...

Medicaid lien exceptions

There is a short list of people to whom a Medicaid recipient can transfer a homestead without affecting Medicaid eligibility. Among others, the...

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When can I invoke POA and Power of Personal care

The power of attorney (POA) that you describe is a “springing POA.” It comes into effect upon the occurrence of an event, namely the incompetence...

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How Much Is Our Family Irrevocable Trust Look Back Effected By Fund Withdrawals ?

You need to discuss this confidentially with an elder law attorney. Under the circumstances that you describe, community care (i.e., home care)...

Can my father take me off an irrevocable trust for the house he owns ?

Revocation or amendment of an irrevocable trust requires the written consent of all beneficiaries. If you are a beneficiary, then your removal...

The best way to prove your father's death is by sending to them an original death certificate. You or someone familiar with the required...

If she is not available to sign the subpoenas, can the court attorney or another judge in the same court do it? Thank you.

A party in an active case can issue subpoenas. In some special situations, a judicial subpoena is required. The party submits the form of...

The most efficient means of handling this matter is to create a trust and transfer the house into it. If your father creates a revocable living...