What is the difference between a power of attorney and a head of estate?
A Power of Attorney is a document whereby a principal appoints an agent to act on her behalf. The power is only valid during the lifetime of the...
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A Power of Attorney is a document whereby a principal appoints an agent to act on her behalf. The power is only valid during the lifetime of the...
This is a very difficult situation. First, the POwer of Attorney does not give any authority to make health care decisions. The Health Care Proxy...
A joint account holder generally means either owner has complete access to the account. Beware, there are different types of accounts which give...
An agent has a "fiduciary" duty to the principal. Sounds like he breached that obligation and should be accountable. If the principal is...
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An accounting for a Supplemental Needs Trust requires current fair market value. For a motor vehicle, you should be able to easily lookup the...
In New York, any adult can sign a Health Care Proxy, which must be signed in front of 2 disinterested witnesses. If your husband signed this...
Susan is correct. Social Security law is federal and not specific to NY. Even thought your New York divorce decree did not specify, under SS law,...
While there is a 5-year look back on transfers of assets without adequate compensation, there are also methods for planning so that the penalty can...
I understand the facts to be: mother is in a nursing home, Medicaid is contributing toward her monthly cost of care, and her income is Social...
In most states, disclaiming an inheritance will not be recognized by Medicaid as valid. Accordingly, the local Medicaid office will deem the...