Am I liable for my deceased husbands medical bills in Florida?
If you signed him in then you probably signed for his responsibility, If you used a POA to sign him in, then you did not sign for his...
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If you signed him in then you probably signed for his responsibility, If you used a POA to sign him in, then you did not sign for his...
Assuming they owned the property and the warranty deeds were properly created, executed, and recorded, it sounds like the property belonged to your...
The answer depends on many facts and would be best to address it to a real estate lawyer. I will change the category.
You are still married, you can’t protect anything in an elective estate from a spouse. Best way to protect is to live long enough to complete your...
Adding you to the deed would disqualify her from long-term care benefits in most cases (for up to 5 years) not advisable with an 85-year-old. ...
Generally, you do not want to include a car in a revocable trust with other assets. As far as the home, he can maintain homestead if the trust is...
You need to look at the will or trust that leaves you the funds to determine how to protect it, what restrictions there are, and who will control...
Probably not, you should talk with an elder law attorney before doing anything or it could disqualify your parents from long term care coverage if...
If the check would have been sent and distributed prior to her death then a probate would not have been necessary. Since the money is an asset that...
It should be recorded when signed and proper taxes will need to be paid to avoid penalties. It may be better to do a probate to avoid potentially...