My grandmother owns property I have lived on freely for more than 16 years now it is will to another when she dies what can I do

If you have been living there with her permission then you have no rights. She can leave the property to whomever she chooses assuming she is not...

Is there a time limit from the death of a person to probate a will?

No. There is no time limit to probate a Will in Virginia. In fact a Will does not have to be probated at all unless there are assets that need to...

I am looking to ensure that my caregiver's agreement is Medicaid compliant. Do I seek a Medicaid or Elder Law attorney?

Medicaid is a part of Elder Law, but not all Elder Law attorneys deal with Medicaid. As another attorney stated, you need an Elder Law Attorney...

From your answer to the comments below, it appears that the Will was in fact admitted to probate, but that an Executor was not appointed by the...

I agree with the other attorneys anwering this question. I would add that it is also very important for you to tell your wife that you have...

MY SISTER IN LAW HAD A STROKE, NO POA IN PLACE. NEPHEW CAN'T PAY MORTGAGE WITHOUT HER CONSENT SHE MENTALLY CAN'T CONSENT?

I find it very surprising that the mortgage company won't take money from someone not on the mortgage. However, I agree with Ms. Evan's answer.

Please note that a person can never be a Power of Attorney. A person can be an Agent under Power of Attorney, or a person can be given Power of...

What is the difference between a will and a ?trust? I know a will settles - although I'm not aware of specifics

A Will puts your estate through the "nightmare of probate." Probate is the court-supervised public proceeding used to change title to assets from...

The general answer is no. Trustees are not liable for actions of church members. Although I can't give you the actual citation, I believe that as...

My father died suddenly and has not updated his will in 32 years to include me and my 2 brothers. Are we entitled to anything?

After-born children are typically entitled to inherit -- either by the terms of the Will or under State law. Please consult a local attorney and...