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Small child with mother locked up for a year for drugs and mental issues. The mother gave us power of atty! Can she revoke it
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Answered on July 06, 2013
A power of attorneys can be revoked as easy as granting one.
Where is the father?
You might visit a guardianship attorney
to develop a plan for...
What is the process for changing trustees on a simple realty trust between spouses?
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Answered on July 06, 2013
Have an attorney draft a simple amendment-it should not cost very much.
It is more to it than you think.
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My mother deeded her house to my sister and I many years ago. My sister died six months ago naming her husband as beneficiary.
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Answered on July 06, 2013
He could but he could also sell his interest and donate the proceeds for the cause.
Are also willing to sell your half to help mother?
He could...
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In Minnesota can a trustee bill the estate for attorney fees?
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Answered on July 05, 2013
The trustee can hire an attorney and the fee would be paid from the trust.
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Can I take someone to small claims court for a gift for my granddaughter crib and dresser.
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Answered on July 05, 2013
If it was delivered to your granddaughter as a gift-she would need to go to small claims court to recover her asset if it was wrongfully taken.
How do you determine value of property amount for the Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant?
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Answered on July 05, 2013
I agree with Attorney James.
She has given you the best answer.
Can a conserved person in CA be sued in Civil Court or does the filing need to be in Probate Court?
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Answered on July 05, 2013
I agree with Attorney James.
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In Calif. can a convicted felon be name trustee over their parents estate?
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Answered on July 05, 2013
In Florida-the answer would be NO.
Hopefully-the answer would be the same in California.
An accounting might be only necessary upon mother's death.
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What is a "Surviving Spouse Allowance" ?
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Answered on July 05, 2013
Attorney Watling has given you the best answer.
Does a will need to be filed in court or just need to be notorized and witnessed? I live in NC.
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Answered on July 05, 2013
Wills need to be filed upon death,
It is best they be witnessed and notarized when prepared.
for filing upon death.
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