Question about marriage license?

She can make her name whatever she wants it to be. Either by putting her new name on the marriage license / certificate or going to court for a...

If a successor trustee is named in the trust, that person or entity can take over. If not, then the trust may have provisions whereby the...

Wife's name not on the title of the house, husband died. Will she get the house?

First question is who is on the title? Is it just the deceased husband? If so, your neighbor needs to probate her husband's estate by making an...

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If I came into sudden money, and wanted to claim it anonymously, would a nominee trust be the correct choice?

The answer to your first question is probably yes -- a nominee trust is designed to protect your privacy. The answer to your second question is...

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Since my step father remarried and moved does he still have rights as co trustee to my moms trust account?

You need to hire a lawyer to review the documents. No one can answer this type of question without seeing the trust

So what does POA mean then? Am I authorized to inquire about his finances and medical history at the nursing home?

Typically a Power of Attorney is for legal and financial matters. An Advance Medical Directive is what covers medical situations. Your questions...

If there is no written will are verbal directions still binding when dividing property among heirs?

Wills must be in writing. Without a Will, real estate "drops like a rock" upon death and immediately becomes owned by her heirs t law under the...

A life insurance policy has no beneficiaries listed,no will, where does the money go?

If a named beneficiary predeceases the insured, then the insurance application will typically state what happens to those proceeds. However, if no...

Can a person on Disability Soc Sec and Medicaid participate in a reverse mortgage on family owned property

Him being on Soc. Sec. Disability is not relevant. However, to get Medicaid, your brother-in-law must keep his countable assets below $2,000. In...

How do I get my sister to help divide my parents personal property. she refuses to get it ready for sale Her son is living free.

Your question asks about "personal property," by which I am assuming you mean "tangible personal property," i.e., the contents of her home. You...