I have poa I want his name taken off my deed,

I agree with Mr. Myers - you should seek local counsel before doing anything, as the change in ownership could constitute a misuse of the power of...

Can I, should I challenge my step mom re: my dad's estate in the event of his death?

You have no right to anything while your father is alive, and if he decides to prepare a will/trust, he can dispose of his assets in any manner he...

My questions is regarding procedures to that determine probate. Is my attorney using the correct procedure?

The process and requests from your attorney sound reasonable and are very similar to the steps I would take to determine the size of the estate and...

How do I get power of attorney of my father? My baby sister has power of attorney as of now but wants to give her rights up.

Is your father currently competent? If so, he will need to appoint you as power of attorney and there is nothing you can do to "get it" short of a...

The answer will vary depending on the value of the CD's at the time your father dies, and when he dies. For 2010, there is no federal estate tax,...

Accountant add things to our taxes. we questioned. he stated they are ok.. we got audit. on what he put, does he have to pay us

Accountants generally maintain E&O (errors and omissions) insurance, but since you are ultimately responsible for the return you are the one who is...

Rental property with mold, do I need an attorney?

The landlord may be liable for your actual damages that are proximately caused by his failure to exercise ordinary care with respect to the...

If the lease does not address the issues of notice and breach, then the default rules in VA apply. In VA you must give notice at least 30 days...

How to get Judicial Determination of heiship

If your father resided in TX at the time of his death you should get with a Texas attorney and discuss this matter with them, as the disposition of...

If a person dies intestate, survived by one child and several grandchildren, how is the estate distributed?

Ms. Perry is correct - if the child is the only child of the decedent, then that only child will take everything. However, if any of the...