Is a letter signed and noterised giving up parental rights legal and binding?
No, no, and no. State of Georgia expects responsibilities to be seen to. You can't just give up your responsibilities with no recourse; the State...
Atlanta, GA
Elder law Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning ... +2 more
No, no, and no. State of Georgia expects responsibilities to be seen to. You can't just give up your responsibilities with no recourse; the State...
No, you cannot sue Wendy's under this fact pattern. Your recourse is with the assailants.
Spend down on exempted items (such as prepaid burial) or go with a special needs trust--either way a consult w/ a local elder law attorney is a must.
Yes, you can appoint someone to speak on your behalf with the VA. Not your husband's behalf, as he's passed.
Selected as the best answer
If his condition is as you describe, you need a consult with an elder law attorney who can explain Medicaid eligibility planning to you. There are...
You cannot file a "claim" against him. You have no options as it regards him and the VA--that's up to VA itself.
Reach out for a local VA-accredited attorney to assist her.
If you like the attorney, then use him. His duty is to you, not your ex-military spouse.
Depends on the type of undesirable discharge he got as to his potential eligibility. Get a consult or ask the VA.
Check out the National Organization of Veterans Advocates for a local rep.