Do I need any estate planning documents (a will, POAs, etc) if I'm in my twenties, single, childless, and have minimal assets?
Get the DPOA now. Hopefully its never needed, but if its in place, it can make managing your affairs for you much easier.
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Get the DPOA now. Hopefully its never needed, but if its in place, it can make managing your affairs for you much easier.
Cheaper to have an attorney do it right for you than to do it wrong and mess up the estate--then an attorney has to come in and clean things up. A...
Your post is confusing--if the brother is truly incapacitated then there's no way the mother can get power of attorney. She can get a guardianship...
The will controls the final distribution of assets; the executor is charged with doing that correctly. You can petition for an accounting if you...
She may need a consult with a VA-accredited attorney to review the facts; I know of several good ones in TX.
use a Mississippi lawyer--that's who you need for that type of action.
Asker, you have posted a lot of questions about this estate and the executor. Let me suggest you simply get a consult with a local estate attorney...
If your brother is still Executor under an appointment from the Court, he has a duty to protect the estate as a whole. As a beneficiary, you are...
A Medicaid consult w/ a local elder law attorney is in order.
If done correctly, the VA Aid and Attendance benefit can be of great assistance in assisted living costs. Some of the actions required for...