I along with my sister are my mother's power of attorney. Can we move her money to another bank without her being there?

Yes-but your names should be on account as POA and not owners-it other words it should still be her account under her social security...

How much longer will estate take to settle?

The estate attorney does not represent you but might be willing to give you a timeline. If the attorney refuses-you might have your own attorney...

Does a a codicil written on the bottom of a statutory will (in MIchigan ) have to be signed by more than one witness?

I would guess that it would not be valid but you need to present it to a local probate attorney for a determination.

If I am in a payment plan can an HOA still file an intent to foreclose?

Sorry-the answer is yes because you haven't made the payments on the payment plan.

You obtain counsel to review the facts and advise you further. You have not provided enough information-we would just be guessing at the answer

Our mother's 20 year old will includes 17% in donations to some big institutions. This has since become a much larger sum...

The trustee would be committing a crime if the money was distributed to non-charitable beneficiaries.

The Florida POA statute changed on 10/1/11 and you should have an attorney explain your options and language to be used in any POA. It is a very...

What to do to obtain power of attorney

Good idea for your mother to plan in advance an grant someone a power of attorney. She should also consider a health care surrogate document,...

Can the custodian spend the beneficiary's money to where the beneficiary receives no funds upon turning 21?

It appears that she has stolen the money which means she has committed a crime, Your son has the options of reporting the theft and hoping for...

I am converting my mother's assets into an irrevocable trust. What should I do with an existing ira that comes due tomorrow?

IRA cannot be converted without causing an income tax. The conversion will create a 5 year look back period for medicaid. You should see an elder...