Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Elder Law ... +6 more
The POD made the money yours as soon as your father passed. You cannot disclaim it - Medicaid has a five-year look-back and they won't take kindly...
While I agree with all my colleagues - that you should hire an attorney, you also may be in for a surprise; life insurance policies pass to the...
Most likely the answer to whether or not they can "force" you to sign a lease with your nephew is "no," but it really depends on the rules and...
In Florida, ALL heirs and potential heirs MUST be notified. Why? Well, if there is a will contest, and the will is ruled invalid, then it will be...
First off, a will cannot be contested until and unless the testator has died. Has your aunt passed? If not, you can't force someone to leave you...
You need to get a "bankruptcy appraisal" - I know, that sounds obvious, but it differs from, say, a property purchase appraisal in that the...
If your mother is receiving means-tested government benefits (i.e., Medicaid), then she CANNOT give away an asset (her home) of value. Medicaid...
Well, first off, his will only comes into play when he passes, so his "lifetime rights" have to have been established elsewhere. If you own the...
Partially. She can sell or give her interest to you, but you will not get more of an interest than she currently has. As said by my colleagues,...
While I am not certain that it is "required" in Florida, it certainly IS required in other states, such as South Carolina. It really matters if...