Cristine Grace Evans Lovetro

Cristine Grace Evans Lovetro's Answers (17)

Frederick, MD

Estate planning Lawyer at Frederick, MD

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more

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Can my uncle in Texas adopt me?

Cristine's answer | Answered on July 06, 2016

I suggest that you talk with a lawyer in Texas to get advice that is specific to Texas. The laws are different in different states. In Maryland,...

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I have an intellectual disability but my mother is my legal

Cristine's answer | Answered on July 06, 2016

I encourage you to contact Legal Aid in Virginia for assistance. It is important for you to sit down with someone who will listen to you and can...

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What type of trustees are needed for an irrevocable trust? Can we have more than one trustee to manage?

Cristine's answer | Answered on June 16, 2016

There are several important factors to consider when selecting a trustee. First and foremost, the person you select must be someone whom you...

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Who would be the medical power of attorney if there are no living relatives other than a minor child?

Cristine's answer | Answered on June 14, 2016

There is a law of surrogacy in Maryland and that means that there is a list of individuals who have the authority to make decisions or to be...

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Do adopted children have the same rights of surviorship as do natural children of someone that lives in the state of Louisiana??

Cristine's answer | Answered on June 01, 2016

In the state of Maryland, a legally adopted child (regardless of blood relation) has all the same legal rights as a birth child. Because your...

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My daughter died without a will, and I do not know what to do about her house.

Cristine's answer | Answered on June 01, 2016

First, my condolences for your loss. If you do not wish to contact an attorney, I suggest that you look at the Maryland Register of Wills website...

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My mother has POA for my elderly father. Do I have the right to contact their attorney?

Cristine's answer | Answered on January 21, 2013

You certainly have the "right" to contact an attorney to provide information that you feel is important to ensure that your parents receive...

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