My father has alzheimers-when he made his will he named his girlfriend as executor. The girlfriend now has alzheimers as well.
I agree with Ms McMahon's good answer and suggest you follow her lead
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I agree with Ms McMahon's good answer and suggest you follow her lead
Mr. Hopkins did such a great job on his answer I believe you should follow what he has stated here.
Alimony is one of the obligations that cannot be discharged in the bankruptcy, so bankruptcy would not help you with this. Consult a bankruptcy...
What a great informative answer by Mr. James. You have all you need there
I agree with Mr's Hemingway and Szklasz that there is no conflict. If you need to find someone in MA. to review your probate info: Go to...
I agree with Ms McMahon and if you have a signed court order I don't know how your ex can go against this now.
Per Ms Santaella's aptly worded answer you should be in the clear but as stated by Ms Goldstein, you probably need a probate attorney: Go to...
I agree with Mr. Munoz and Ms Ward that although conservatorship may be the way to go, it also may be hard on you and your step father. Pls review...
I agree with Mr. Mitchem and Mr. Odle even though they say different things. The bottom line is to just ask whomever you contact whether they work...
I have to agree w/ Ms Gruber and Mr Massarweh on this. The deed outdoes the will.