What does one need to get in place if a spouse is disabled and is unable to even sign?
You need to meet with an attorney right away. It is not clear if your spouse is mentally incapacitated or not so it may be that a power of...
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You need to meet with an attorney right away. It is not clear if your spouse is mentally incapacitated or not so it may be that a power of...
Obviously the soft approach is not working. It is time to hire an attorney to inquire at least informally. One year in the probate process is not...
Based on your facts, you don't have any grounds to sue the trustee. It just so happens that a person stole money from you and incidentally...
Have you contacted her or her attorney? I would not sit by and let time pass....it is probably time to be proactive and have your own attorney...
I am not clear what a "tragedy fund" is (is it where you solicited or contributed funds on your own for another person?)...but there is not enough...
I agree that the POD designation will likely control.
Your question is not very clear however if you are asking if you can write to an attorney who you think is handling an estate about an inheritance...
I believe you are asking about decision making for your mother? Your mother would have to have signed a power of attorney (perhaps both a Health...
It is certainly possible. It depends on the type of trust, trust language and the type of creditors. This person needs a trust attorney to assist.
If you have an attorney you should direct questions to him/her. If you are not happy with your attorney you should consider new counsel.