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Mom purchased annuities within months of being diagnosed with dementia. She was 81. One of the annuities matures in 15 years .
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Answered on November 02, 2012
I would suggest you locate a securities/insurance litigation attorney-this appears to be sale of a product that took advantage and not suitable...
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Does a will (after a person passes away) work different when a lawyer is included?
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Answered on November 01, 2012
1 The attorney usually does not call a meeting of the beneficiares(will send them info about estate).
2 Life insurance info is not part of the...
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Out of state probating of wills
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Answered on October 31, 2012
No-the Vegas attorney you choose can handle the case without your appearance in Vegas.
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In Florida, does an attorney-in-fact have to sign the power of attorney?
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Answered on October 31, 2012
No-the attorney -in-fact does not have to sign or accept inwriting the appointment.
The attorney-in-fact also does not have to accept any...
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My name is one of the names on a land contract for a church. Can my name be taken off without my signing off?
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Answered on October 31, 2012
A land contract is usually a formal agreement and the Church should not be able to remove you on a standard type contract.
Take the document to an...
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Appointment of Trustee
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Answered on October 31, 2012
I agree with Attorney Frederick.
Your best bet would be to hire an attorney
to review the trust document and advise you further.
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Do I have the right to ask If my mom took me off the will. Only POA is allowed to talk to attorney & thats my sister??
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Answered on October 31, 2012
The POA is void upon death.
The PR has to be filled upon death-it then becomes a public record and you will
have access to reviewing or buying a...
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Question regarding Last Will in the state of New Jersey
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Answered on October 30, 2012
As explained-you and/or the PR should contact the attorney.
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Should i keep my diabled son who lives in a home for handicaped peoplein my will? he is 46 yrs. old.
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Answered on October 30, 2012
A lot of my clients include disabled children and include a special needs trust to continue their care and support in a way that does not disrupt...
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Life Estates in Los Angeles Co., Calif.
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Answered on October 29, 2012
Generally No-just file a death certificate.
By filing a death certificate-the remainderman automatically
becomes the owner.
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