Assuming it's the parent's or child's homestead, you can, but SHOULD NOT sell the home. There are tax and creditor reasons to not sell the...

There's no reason I can think of that would prevent this transfer, but as Mr. Lampert suggests, you might want your Colorado attorney to review...

Even if he has early signs of dementia, he may still have the legal capacity to sign a deed. Rather than a quit-claim deed, why don't your parents...

I assume from your question that your father has passed and that your mother, stepmother or sibling is the PR so I moved this to probate. You need...

I think this is more of a probate question than an estate planning question, although as his widow, you may be entitled to some benefits of which...

This is a simple real estate question. If it's an enhanced life estate (ladybird) deed, she can. If it's a regular life estate deed or a joint...

I'm sure there are several. Check with the South Carolina Bar Association re: out of state lawyers who are members of their Bar.

The Will only controls probate assets. If the money is received by the estate, it will have to go through a probate to be distributed via the Will.

While I agree with Mr. Gunthert with regard to your legal obligations, I believe that other factors (including, but not limited to moral issues),...

The caregiver needs to devote her (or his) full attention to your mother. I don't think helping your mother's neighbor by sharing the caregiver is...