How does my husband appoint me as power of attorney; we do not have money for an attorney
I agree with my colleague. Provided there is capacity, you need to have two witness and a notary. Often, estate planning attorney's will make house...
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I agree with my colleague. Provided there is capacity, you need to have two witness and a notary. Often, estate planning attorney's will make house...
Unfortunately, that question cannot be answered without reviewing the trust document. The trust agreement will determine what rights the grantor...
I would strongly recommend you meet with an attorney to discuss. Many offer free consultations, so well worth it. Generally, unless there is a...
If your brother has executed a POA, then that document will control who has the power and who the successors may be. However, if your brother does...
I agree with my colleague. There is no requirement to leave a child anything (the only person who cannot be totally cut out is a surviving spouse)....
I'd recommend meeting with an attorney to discuss and figure out your best options. Many offer a free initial consultation. You may need a will or...
The short answer is "Yes." However, i would strong recommend you consult with an attorney. They can advise you of the best options, entity...
I agree with my colleague, you should consult with an attorney. The problem is much easier to deal with now before a law suit is filed. Once an...
I agree with my colleagues. A consultation is necessary and most will not have any cost. Regarding your question about the "process." If you are...
It would be best to have an attorney review the entire trust to see what's going and ensure it was properly executed. The "balance of the trust...