Is it possible to get power of attorney for my former legal guardian?

If your friend is competent and desires to give your power of attorney, then she can meet with her attorney to prepare and sign a power of attorney...

How to cash in a structured settlement?

Please listen to Mr. Lawrence's statements. I would be surprised if the discount is only 25%. It is a bad deal. If you were to proceed, the...

My mother is not well and in hospital my brothe has power of att and wants to move her to his house away from family

The power of attorney does not give your brother any "right" to say where she goes; it merely gives him the right to sign documents and take other...

If a person is incapacitated and does not have a DPOA can someone else sign for them?

I concur with Mr. Kelly. If the person did not appoint someone as her agent under a durable power of attorney then no one has legal authority to...

I SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH A LAWYER, CAN I CANCEL THE CONTRACT WITHIN 3 BUSINESS DAYS? HE ALSO DIDN'T GIVE ME A COPY

I am confused by your question but, assuming that your contract is with the attorney and is for the performance of legal services, you can...

An unsigned will is just a piece of paper and has no legal effect whatsoever. You can't even use it to establish "what your father would have...

I have power of attorney on my father's bank account. he just past away. can I still write check out of that account?

Please accept my condolences on your loss. As my colleague has stated, a power of attorney no longer is effective once the principal (your father)...

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Can an IRA be a beneficiary in a revocable trust

I think you have this backwards. Your trust can be a beneficiary of your IRA. If you are considering this, you need to consult with an estate...

Do I have enough to file a grievance with my classified employee school union?

You need to contact your union rep ASAP about this situation.

Can i exclude my childrens spouses when i write my living trust?

You can include or excude anyone you want (maybe not YOUR spouse, depending upon the requirements of Hawaii law) in the preparation of your estate...