Would like will to have co-executors. How does this work?
Not a good idea in practice.
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Not a good idea in practice.
A trust will do what you are looking for--either a living trust w/ a pour-over will or a testamentary trust. See an estate attorney and let them...
Rich Little is a pro bono veterans advocate in Los Angeles and is very good at his craft.
The 4 lowest priorities of VA health care are means-tested, but you don't need VA healthcare--you have Tricare. VA monetary benefits are either...
You will have a problem in that the Courts and the Congress have yet to define what is a timely manner for processing VA benefits. Yes, there...
You have to appeal the VA's determination and seek accrued benefits as a substitute claimant (as you father has died). Use a local veterans...
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A permanent administrator performs the equivalent functions of an executor for an estate when the named executor in the will is unavailable or...
A competent adult always retains their personal decision making authority as to health care. Your post is confusing in that DNR provisions only...
You should file a claim w/ the VA if your disability arouse due to active service. You should also file for SSDI w/ Social Security if your...
Yes, VA benefits can be included for child support computation and further those benefits can be apportioned to actually make required...