The answer depends on your answers to questions, like "Was your brother over 55 and in a skilled nursing facility and on Medical Assistance?" "Was...

My answer if I was the principals attorney would be no, not unless the POA waives attorney client privilege and not unless the principal was...

Third party special needs 'grantor trust'?

You have good reason to be confused. A "third party" trust is funded with money from a third party meaning someone other than the beneficiary. The...

As another attorney mentioned, the Power of Attorney dies with the principal who executed it, which is why people needs Wills to deal with assets...

If your sister is on Medical Assistance and made a transfer of assets within 5 years of making application for Medical Assistance, that results in...

If theres 2 agents on poa can one of them make changes without telling the other one to the poa?

It depends upon how the document is written. If it says the agents can act separately and independently of each other, or words similar to that...

There is no black line between capacity and incapacity. An attorney will need to evaluate your aunt to determine if she has sufficient capacity to...

It is true you can be named an agent on someone's POA without being there when the individual signs his or her document. However, you cannot act...

What can I do if my brother has possession of all of our recently deceased parents & is refusing to talk about who gets what?

If you are unaware of a Will of the last of your parents to die, I agree with Mr. Giordano - get an attorney and petition to open an intestate...

Relationships between an executor and the beneficiaries cannot change the outcome of how the estate is distributed except possibly with regard to...