Can a person changetherir power of attorney?

I agree with Attorney Morcroft. If you believe your aunt has been taken advantage of and financially exploited, then you should report it to the...

FL. Mom has Alzheimer's - Will and DPOA have been taken by a family member that was not on DPOA . How expensive is guardianship

It all depends on what will need to be done once the guardianship is established. Unfortunately guardianships are not cheap and they continue for...

My mother is dying and has no will

The answer to your first question is: It all depends. If you are the only heir and the only assets are tangible personal property (stuff), then...

I live in Florida and we are considering petitioning the court to be our daughter`s guardian advocates. Does the fact that she

There are 5 developmental disabilities that qualify for guardian advocacy: retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, spina bifida, and Prader-Willi...

How does power of attorney work?

I agree 100% with Attorney McMahon. You should contact an attorney who is experienced with estate planning and probate litigation. Although this...

Can I get a financial guardian for my grandchild that I am guardian for here in Florida, but her parent died in North Carolina ?

You can and you should. The guardianship should be where the child is located. Although the NC court required separate guardians, one for the...

Why would a guardianship hearing continue even when there is already a designated durable power of attorney and trust establish?

A trust and durable power of attorney are documents that people with set up to POTENTIALLY avoid a guardianship. But there are times where a...

First of all, you should never sign anything without reading it. That being said, I strongly recommend that you go meet with an estate planning...

Parents have a revocable trust,dad passed & mother wants to add all of the children as beneficiaries.,they are listed trustees

You need to meet with an experienced estate planning attorney. It all depends on what the trust allows. It will also depend on how the business...

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What does it mean when one has found a "Will" that benefits them, and it is filed in the Orange County courts for "safekeeping"

When someone dies, all people who have possession of any original Wills are required to file them with the Court who would have venue over the...