How do i get an court order to visit my elderly mother, stepfather is making it diffulct
If he truly evokes abusiveness towards her, notify Adult Protective Services. Consider a guardianship action for her, as well.
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If he truly evokes abusiveness towards her, notify Adult Protective Services. Consider a guardianship action for her, as well.
A temp guardianship issued by the probate court will typically not need renewal and will remain in effect unless challenged. I'd just start with...
He can't do that--make sure his chain of command knows about it; it'll get resolved quickly.
If your state does not recognize common law marriage, then neither will the VA.
Sure--absolutely! Just make sure its drafted and executed correctly
Yes, that can be done through a conservatorship.
Kelly nailed it--your question really revolves around the applicable lookback period in your mother's estate--get a consult w/ a local elder law...
I agree w/ Ms. Johnson--and if your mother is on hospice now, Medicaid may no longer be a concern. Get a consult w/ a local elder law attorney.
You had one year from the time of his death to seek to be substituted on any appeal he might have had ongoing with the VA concerning his rating. ...
Send an online request to Nat'l Archives through their website--they can send you a certificate of discharge--takes about 3 weeks and typically ...