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Can a grandparent move a grandchild to another state with a power of attorney from both parents? POA will be giving grandparent
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Answered on March 08, 2016
If no one familiar with your jurisdiction answers, then you may want to consider speaking with a family law attorney for specific details. I know...
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My mother and stepfather just had their wills, directives and power of attorney prepared. My son, their grandson's birthdate is
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Answered on March 08, 2016
I agree with those above. The attorney should have no problem changing such a minor detail. Perhaps he could justify charging a nominal fee to fix...
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How do we get an attorney that we can trust and work for us?
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Answered on March 08, 2016
I am incredibly sorry to hear about your situation. I agree with my colleague. You should contact the Nebraska Bar concerning the Nebraska...
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As stated in the will, per capita, not per stirpes
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Answered on March 07, 2016
I am sorry to see that you are having a hard time with Avvo, but perhaps you should consider using the comment feature to speak directly with the...
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What is the quickest and cheapest way to change the deed into my name?
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Answered on March 07, 2016
Unfortunately with a will the quickest, cheapest, and only way is to begin the probate process be it formal or informal.
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As Beneficiary if, I Contest How the Successor / Executor is handling matters will I be Disinherited?
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Answered on March 07, 2016
I am sorry to hear of your situation, but my colleague above is correct. You won't be advised properly until you speak with an attorney who...
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Virginia Commissioner of Accounts: Once you file a debt against an estate you wish to collect on
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Answered on March 02, 2016
Generally, no, there is nothing else for you to do. You may, however, receive notice that you need to attend a hearing, provide more information,...
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Generally speaking, when do the terms begin, for an irrevocable living trust: before or after the grantor dies--or both?
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Answered on March 01, 2016
Generally speaking, an irrevocable trust will begin once it is signed, unless the document says otherwise. However, some terms will be dependent on...
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Need trust read and explained to me in plain English.
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Great advice from my colleges above. Also, you may want to do some research first. Many lawyers, especially transactional lawyers, have a hard time...
How is Health, Education, Maintenance and Support defined by a Trust?
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Answered on February 26, 2016
Generally speaking, the powers are quite broad, but not unlimited. For instance, maintenance and support is maintenance and support at a level you...
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