My parents(80's) wanted my brother & I to have Power of Attorney. The papers r notarized. Do we have to record at court house?
The Florida answer would be-NO. Once in a while a provider will demand a certified copybut it is unusual.
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The Florida answer would be-NO. Once in a while a provider will demand a certified copybut it is unusual.
Yes- A Florida medicaid attorney can help you qualify even if your income and principal assets are currently over the limits.
I think it is always important to have a will naming someone of your choice to handle your estate and naming your beneficiares. I have witnessed...
No-verbal promises are not valid in estate plans. Trustees are entitled to reasonable fees.
Hire an attorney for your grandson. The attorney can start a probate and take control. This would also force anyone else that might be holding a...
It might be that your Dad and stepmom owned everything jointly and you are not entitledto anything at this time. If she has possession of the...
No-you can't be made to sign a contract against your will or by force(legally).
No-you cannot be your own guardian. Moving in with your boyfriend will only get you in trouble.
It is a matter of who paid the mortgage and tax. If you paid it-you should get the deduction-if not-you won't.
The 85 year old can revoke an existing POA by signing a written revocation document. She can execute a new POA to anyone she wants as long as she...