My brother is in rehab his wife just died how can i be his authorize person to make decisions for him?
If your brother is not yet incapacitated but understands the need for him to have a guardian, he can do a voluntary guardianship which is less...
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If your brother is not yet incapacitated but understands the need for him to have a guardian, he can do a voluntary guardianship which is less...
I agree with my colleague. Each of you is entitled to 1/6. He would pay 5/6 to the rest of the children which they would then take 1/5 of the 5/6...
You should probably have an attorney review the documents to make sure they are compliant with Florida law, If the Will is compliant it's fine. ...
If you're within the claims period (90 days since first publication or within 2 years of death if not published), you can certainly file a claim...
This is a family law or matrimonial question, not elder law. The question is in their state of residence, does a spouse have an obligation to...
You most definitely should see an attorney and do some estate planning. A will is likely to be your best solution, but there may be other ways to...
This is not really a probate question as a life insurance policy is not part of the probate estate. I agree with my colleague. You should talk...
This is a real estate question and both of my colleagues are correct in their advice to you,
I don't know that you need to hire an attorney. Take the deed and your husband's death certificate to the clerk of the court's records division...
You have to hire an attorney. If you cannot afford one, you might qualify for legal aid.