Atlanta, GA
Elder law Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning ... +2 more
Disability does not necessarily equate being unable to meet physical standards--it means she has a medical condition that precludes her meeting...
You should look for an elder law attorney who is VA-accredited--there are several in NC.
The felonies have nothing to do with a disability determination.
The nature of the disability income also affects whether or not it may be considered as available.
You need a consult with a local elder law attorney to go through the details with you and make sure everything is done correctly.
Short answer is "maybe". You'll need a consult with an elder law attorney to fully develop all the facts and figure out the best way to receive...
Two years from date of injury or date of discovery of the issue (fact dependent).
You need a consult with a probate attorney to fully develop and handle your questions.
No, just as Mr. Davis states. You know your responsibilities and the fact that a judgment is out there.
Ask your lawyer--probably in her office. Very rarely are POAs filed w/ the court.
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