Can my mom sell her house to me before she ends up going into a nursing home .
If she gifts it to you and then applies for Medicaid it will be a prohibited transfer if the gift took place less than 60 months before...
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If she gifts it to you and then applies for Medicaid it will be a prohibited transfer if the gift took place less than 60 months before...
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He cannot do anything after death. Now that she has died, the executor takes over - you do not say who is the executor but if he is he must take...
Notify the police, sue him, sue the trustee (it may be him), sue everybody. Most living trusts if they are "revocable" do not provide asset...
In order to get the house over to you or you/children you have to open his estate. You may need to refinance or assume the mortgage. See an...
Mr. Wallace is correct - the devil is in the details regarding tax years and or apportionment. Call your attorney and double check.
If you want to get his assets out of the estate to his beneficiaries you have to be APPOINTED executor so you will be on public record as executor....
Ms. McMahon is correct - it really depends on his mental capacity. In some instances there is an interim step called Conservatorship which is less...
I agree with Mr. Masiuk - hard to say without reading it in context. I would visit with a lawyer to go over it - and also ask the lawyer for the...
Generally speaking I would ask the probate court (if in PA Register of Wills) what they know or have in the file. After that try to find them by...
If the will was probated - meaning it was presented to the probate court/office and an executor appointed, it is public record. Contact the...