A will does not become invalidated after signing by virtue of someone being diagnosed with dementia. Even if she were determined by a court as...

It depends on the terms of the trust. Highly recommended that you speak to a trust administration attorney who can review the trust and guide you.

Please see https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/using-llcs-for-business-asset-protection. Then contact an attorney if you wish to form an LLC. Be...

Both options could help, but both have different restrictions and repercussions. You should consult with an experienced estate planning/elder law...

I agree with Mr. Hart, but I would add that you might want to contact the Virginia State Bar, as they might have appointed a receiver to handle...

You should consult with a probate attorney to discuss the possibility of opening a probate estate and making a claim. It is also possible that you...

Both of my colleagues are spot on. There are many factors to consider, and many options for achieving your desired goals, whatever they may be....

Depends on the order of things. If you were already on the title when the lender lent the money, then I believe they don't have a valid mortgage,...

Most probate courts won't recognize joint wills at all, much less a handwritten joint will which quite likely does not comply with many of the...

I agree 100% with Mr. Hart, but have one additional comment. As he said, you can sell your half, but selling it to a third-party would prove very...