I want to use my power of attorney to evict people at my father's home. How do I proceed/start action?
I would retain an attorney. You have to look at the POA, but very likely you have the power to sue to evict in his name as a power under the...
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I would retain an attorney. You have to look at the POA, but very likely you have the power to sue to evict in his name as a power under the...
My guess from your description is that he was not yet comfortable with your requests, but dismissed your case "without prejudice" meaning you have...
In most jurisdictions, the primary probate state (Minn.) would send a certified probate file to the ancillary state (WA) so that you would have...
Without know a think about your goals or situation I would say an estate planning attorney. Use avvo's fina-a-lawyer tab in your area.
Well, if he was a resident of the US and California, the matters regarding his assets (probate) would be handled in the county of California where...
I assume your parents are alive and you expect issues. First, read the trust - if it says divide it equally that his what should happen. The...
He will have to have an estate opened - discuss the "small estate" procedure in your state with your local probate office or a lawyer. VERY sorry...
You should sit down with your estate planning attorney to be sure. Typically when one has a living trust, they need to properly fund the trust -...
Depending on how much money you make and your situations with your parents you might remain on their return or have your own. I would suggest you...
How is she gaining personally? You could hire a lawyer and have them send a "nasty gram" cease and desist letter. But is it necessary and worth...