Mom passed away/what rights do I have? my stepfather wants control over her possessions
She's your mom--you have rights as an heir to a portion of her estate.
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She's your mom--you have rights as an heir to a portion of her estate.
There is a dispute resolution process with Atlanta Watershed--you can utilize that as a start to any appeal. Bear in mind we also get the joy of...
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If legitimate, a conservator can account for legal fees as a necessary expense of the estate.
Do it and do it now, if your guardianship carries the authority to create a trust. A local VA-accredited elder law attorney is who you should use...
Sure--various ideas spring to mind, to include using an irrevocable trust as an alternative approach. But, you are not going to get a full and...
You have rights as an heir of your mother's estate. Concern for your stepfather's protection is laudable. You need an estate attorney to assist...
Your mother should hire a local elder law attorney who is experienced in guardianships--most are.
Get a consult with an elder law attorney immediately--you need to protect your own interests as well as mom's.
You hire a local elder law attorney immediately to assist the family--that's best course of action at this point.
Seek out a local employment law attorney.