Ability to change parents will with POA
Most likely not. Mother's Alzheimer's condition likely precludes her from having the legal capacity to sign a new Will or other legal document. She...
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Most likely not. Mother's Alzheimer's condition likely precludes her from having the legal capacity to sign a new Will or other legal document. She...
Financial POA has no effect. If you can't get this transferred through non-probate means, you might need to go through the small claims division of...
He's certainly under no legal obligation to do so, but simply refusing to house him means alternative arrangements will need to be made for his...
Since the amount is low, assuming $1,200, you can simply check with your local county probate and review the procedures for processing small estates.
You need to get a copy of the will. Probate is a public process and the decedent who left a will would have named an executor to handle their...
Yes this is frequently accomplished in the property settlement process. You mention a trust...so long as there aren't any additional restrictions...
If the property has not been deeded into the trust, the trust cannot control/dictate the property. Think of a trust as a bucket that holds stuff....
I highly recommend you consult with a local elder law attorney as opposed to posting publicly. Yes, you must reveal 5 years worth of transactions...
I'm sorry for your loss. Since your sister has passed the POAs in question are no longer in effect. If sister had a Will, it will name an executor...
You could sue, but forming a cause of action and going through the painful discovery and litigation may not give you as much relief as being 18 and...