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If a person bought property and never lived but signed a joint tenancy who we liable at time of death her executor or the other
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Answered on November 25, 2014
You wording of the question is confusing. The executor of her estate is responsible for dealing with all debtors and creditors of the estate.
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Is my dad responsible for my mom's (his deceased wife) medical bills? He's in a nursing home with dementia. Self pay.
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Answered on November 25, 2014
You really need a consult with a local elder law attorney.
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Can mother sell home for less than market value and not get penalized by medicaid.
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Answered on November 25, 2014
Less than fair market value is considered as a gift typically and would give rise to a penalty.
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My mother and father own a home with both on the Deed. I am the POA.
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Answered on November 25, 2014
It depends on how the POA reads as to the home sale. You mother cannot change your father's will.
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How serious is the crime obtain property false pretense and exploit disable elder trust adult?
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Answered on November 25, 2014
get a criminal defense attorney to represent you immediately
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Disabled 53 yrs old with child 12 years old. I get medicare and medicaid. child medicaid. Inheri. is coming. How to protect.
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Answered on November 25, 2014
Ask a local elder law attorney about a special needs trust.
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Can federal contractors working for the US Army as civilians be garnished or have a levy against their bank accounts?
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Answered on November 25, 2014
Sure, their bank account can be reached by a garnishment.
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CAN A BANK DEEM A MILITARY POWER OF ATTORNEY TO BE VOID EVEN THOUGH IT SAYS ITS STILL BINDING AFTER THE DEATH OF MY DAD?
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Answered on November 25, 2014
Banks do not have to accept the POA--its really up to the individual bank.
I have an OTH discharge RE-4. Is there any possible way to get a waiver. I don't care if the chances are slim.
Drew's answer
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Answered on November 25, 2014
Listen to Mr. Cassara--he has just given you some very sound advice.
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Former military member with offenses in the military.
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Answered on November 25, 2014
One issue you will have to confront is that your current discharge will probably bar you from receiving any VA benefits--consider pursuing an upgrade.
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