Is there a form that my wife can complete and sign giving me power-of-attorney for our house?

The document you seek is simply called a "special power of attorney for the sale of real estate." Your wife would need to contact an attorney here...

Can my dad give inherited property to his girlfriend only to exclude my mom? Isn't this fraudulent? What can my Mom do?

It sounds as if your mother and father were separated for some time prior to his death. Assuming that your father kept his inherited money in his...

Getting divorced solely to protect your assets in connection with Medicaid is a bit like cutting off your finger because of a paper cut. There are...

What am I entitled to if my husband dies, and I was his care taker. I am power of attorney. We had NO kids,

What you don't mention clearly is whether your husband had children of his own. If he did, that would change your right to inherit all of his...

Can I be forced to move out of the house? or vacate the property by my siblings?

Assuming this is the only marriage of your parents, and all seven children are from the same marriage, and the property is in Virginia, then all...

What do I need to include in divorce documents when property and retirement money is involved?

The specific steps you need to take are: 1) hire an experienced divorce attorney; 2) follow his or her advice; 3) have the attorney draw up the...

A person doesn't "serve as a durable financial power of attorney." A durable financial power of attorney is a document, and a person is named to...

I was married & divorced in NC over 10 years. I now live in VA. How can I go back to my maiden name?

You do not need to go back to North Carolina to change your name. You can do it here in Virginia, and it is a very simple process. The Clerk of the...

You need to consult with an experienced Elder Law Attorney as soon as possible for advice and guidance regarding Medicaid asset protection and life...

We recently inherited 4.9% interest in an LLC company. How do we explain it when probating the will?

This is a question you should be asking the probate attorney with whom you are working. If you're not working with an attorney, you need to.