In an irrevocable will signed by two parties, can one party make changes after the other's death?
No-not without possible consequences.
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No-not without possible consequences.
Yes-the child actually owns the account once you have made the gift.
A POA gives you the legal authority to act for the giver of the power in a way that she could act for herself. You will only have the power to act...
A POA gives you the legal authority to act for the giver of the power in a way that she could act for herself. You will only have the power to act...
A POA gives you the legal authority to act for the giver of the power in a way that she could act for herself. You will only have the power to act...
You should notify the POA that it has been revoked so they will stop using it-just common sense.
She can(if competent) revoke your POA and issue a new POA to your nephew. She could have a POA to each of you.
Yes-A return has to be filed if the trust earned income.
A claim could be placed on your father's estate if he had assets. The ex wife will likely be responsible for the entire debt since it was...
Yes-if the title of the auto is in your name. Good luck on finding your vehicle.