Can my mom keep my money from me at 21?
If it's a joint account, no one can stop you from going to the bank and taking money out. This is apparently not a joint account and you either...
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If it's a joint account, no one can stop you from going to the bank and taking money out. This is apparently not a joint account and you either...
I agree with both of my colleagues' answers. An enhanced life estate deed (known as a ladybird deed) is a possible answer, but an estate planning...
Ms. Holcombe is most correct, but I saw no error in the answer from Mr. Arrasmith. I am also a practicing estate planning attorney in Florida and...
Any personal injury firm will be able to help you. Check locally or use one of the national firms that do nursing home cases. We have several...
Contact legal aid in your area for free legal assistance. Have their attorney pull the deed and provide any documentation you have that shows your...
How was it your younger sister was the only one who knew your mother died? Hire a probate lawyer who litigates and discover how she was able to do...
Probably not, but if the relative who moved the money was on the account as a joint owner or had a POA and can show how it was in the decedent's...
Hire a probate attorney to determine if your aunt was unable to locate you, believed you were not his child. thought you had died or for whatever...
Have your probate attorney get a court order stating how much is yours and ask that that amount be released to you.
Both my colleagues gave you good feedback. I recommend you follow Ms. Voss's suggestions as soon as possible.