As I understand your question, no. Agents/attorneys-in-fact, when authorized under the POA instrument to litigate matters affecting the...

Why do you keep posting this question? This has already been answered at least three times over the past week. See my and my colleague's earlier...

Talk with a local estate planning lawyer to ascertain your best course. A bequest under a will or trust is viable, as well as either a life estate...

Have a local probate lawyer look into this for you and provide you a detailed analysis. If the estate is able to satisfy in full its obligations...

If you authorized the settlement before the voluntary dismissal was filed, I see nothing unethical or improper as to your lawyer's conduct as...

Most likely not, if the transaction primarily benefits you rather than your mother. An agent/attorney-in-fact under a POA instrument has a...

Depending on the details of the other member's conduct and whether that person is a regular member or a designated managing member, this may or may...

I totally defer to the judgment of my erudite Texas colleague, Attorney Lautin, as to community property implications under Texas law. As to the...

Probably not "compelled," unless that means a lawsuit to enforce the operating agreement, and/or provisions of your state's LLC statutory...

If you are both members and the LLC is currently active, some form of notice to the other member will be needed, in order to formalize not only...