Can a mentally ill person have power of attorney for elderly parents?
You can't change a power of attorney. However, if you feel that you can prove, through medical testimony, and this is a very high burden, that...
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You can't change a power of attorney. However, if you feel that you can prove, through medical testimony, and this is a very high burden, that...
There is only one problem with your plan. You need to be 18 to do this unless your parents agree. So wait a bit.
You're asking for predictions, and there's no way for anyone to do that. Obviously, with such a serious situation, you realize you HAVE to hire...
You need to sit down with a lawyer to determine whether you should go to court or not. Bear in mind that doing it without a lawyer is a great way...
Almost certainly not. To modify a court order, the ONLY way to modify it is another court order. Parties can't simply agree to defy a court...
Without detailed information no one can tell you if his offer or your claim are realistic. You need to sit down with a lawyer and evaluate the...
No. The right to support does not belong to either parent. It belongs to the child and neither parent can surrender it. There is one time...
The answer is exactly the same as it was when you posted 15 minutes ago: To repeat: "What rights you do (or don't) have are exactly those in...
What rights you do (or don't) have are exactly those in your present court order. Depending on the wording of the order and the reason the mother...
You have a legal emergency. In some cases, you could spend a lot of legal fees, attempt to vacate the original case (if you can prove bad...