If you embezzle money from a not for profit company . but the owner does not want to prosecute. is it still a crime?
Sure, its still a crime--doesn't matter what kind of entity the victim is (individual, non-profit, or for profit).
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Sure, its still a crime--doesn't matter what kind of entity the victim is (individual, non-profit, or for profit).
Consult w/ a local real estate attorney who can pull deeds, verify plats, and tell you your options.
You need a consult with an elder law attorney who can advise you on the best approach--a revocable trust is not among the choices that will do what...
You really need to sit down w/ an elder law attorney and discuss Medicaid eligibility.
I agree w/ Mr. Potter completely. Get a local probate attorney who does litigation.
Get a local real estate attorney to assist you--the fee will be minimal in comparison to the potential for an error.
Your questions indicates you are an SSI recipient, not SSDI. See a local trust attorney who can explain setting up a SNT on your behalf or what...
Get a local estate attorney to review the will and trust document--it really depends on what those documents say.
Too much going on here to offer a succinct response--you need a consult w/ a local real estate attorney.
Check with the local VA office about any potential VA death benefits. Typically they stop when the beneficiary turns 18 unless the recipient is a...