Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Elder Law ... +6 more
First off, I am sorry for your grandmother's passing. Second, the POA document became null and void upon her passing. So, if your Aunt is still...
I am not sure what you mean by "I have not received it yet..." - received what? If the trust is being funded solely by an inheritance received by...
If this is a testate estate (subject to a will) the will is the arbiter of what happens should any heirs not survive the testator. If intestate,...
A probate will have to be opened or re-opened to receive the funds. If the lawyer is not responding, you should send him a certified letter asking...
If she is mentally competent and understands completely what it is she is signing, there are provisions by which a notary can sign for her at her...
Attorney Goldman hit it on the head. Your probate attorney can (and should) file the proper notices which then begin the clock running for your...
To answer your first question, "NO!!!" Your spouse is NOT going to automatically be allowed to make ANY health care decisions for you if they...
Maybe. Basically, the minor children have an interest in the homestead. If your brother were to die, it could not be devised away from them in...
If you want the GF to get your estate upon your death, you need to "get around" to filing for divorce. Your wife CAN, and most likely will, contest...
If you are truly the sole beneficiary of your father's estate, and the will / trust indicates that you are to get estate distributions, no, it is...