Greenville, SC
Estate planning Lawyer at Greenville, SC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Elder Law
It can be possible to probate a copy of the executed Last Will. You would need to proceed with what is known as "formal probate" and request a...
Yes, real property such as land and a house is typically subject to the laws where it is located. In this situation you need to talk to an attorney...
As others have said, you cannot receive a Power of Attorney from somebody unless they have the legal capacity to give it. Your only option would be...
I agree with each of the other attorney's answers. I also wanted to point out that there is a small chance that somebody could have recorded the...
Not enough information here. You should consult with a lawyer in person to discuss your rights to the property. And bring a copy of the deed with you.
This is one of those situations where you should allow your lawyer to guide you. Screwing up the payments to creditors could end up with you being...
As everybody else has said, we would need to see the deed to be sure. But if you inherited your 25% share from your father, most likely you...
The Medicaid qualification rules are very complex. You should sit down with an elder law attorney to discuss. There are a number of questions to be...
The use of a life estate is one technique used for Medicaid qualification planning. But whether or not this is appropriate for you depends on a...
I have pasted the relevant South Carolina claim statute is below: It is possible that your claim is time barred at this late stage. You should...