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I have a sibling who was the personal rep embezzle a portion of settled amount I believe attorney is involved in medicaid fraud
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Answered on September 06, 2012
You would need an attorney help you investigate.
"I believe" won't get you very far without proof.
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Can we do a living trust for my mother with my mother's power of attorney. She is close to dying so we want to do this ASAP.
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Answered on September 06, 2012
Sorry to give you a Florida answer first-
In Florida you can have a provision in the POA
to create and fund a trust.
Hopefully you will get a CA...
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Is the prosecuted required to have the discovery prior to file formal charges?
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Answered on September 06, 2012
No-but I guess it depends on your definition of discovery.
Depositions etc come after the charges.
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We just finished moving our home into the new living revocable trust. What else needs to be done to make it complete.
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Answered on September 06, 2012
Recording the deed should complete the job.
Make sure your other financial accounts and real estate
have been titled to the trust according to...
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Much for a gay civil union consisting of livng will, last will, durable poa, healthcare surrogate and disposition of remains
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Answered on September 06, 2012
You might consider a living trust to avoid probate.
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Can a probate administror sell a property with out the agreement of all envolved
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Answered on September 06, 2012
The Administrator/Personal representative does not need approval of the beneficiares to
sell real estate.
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Is it possible for an adult to set up a trust fund, in order to solicit donations for her own post-graduate education?
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Answered on September 06, 2012
Yes-a Trust can be set up but the donor's would not get a charitable write-off on this type
of "controlled" benefit.
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Tax ? about living trust property tax base
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Answered on September 06, 2012
Most Living Trusts are considered "simple trusts" under the IRS code and will get a "step up"
in basis at time of death.
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In Md., can a POA be revoked by the parent being "cared for"? And how to proceed
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Answered on September 05, 2012
Yes-if the parent is competent.
The parent should sign a revocation of POA document and have it recorded.
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Hi It's me again I know I ask ALOT of Questions in here & I want to Thank each & every one of you,"Thank~you">But I have 1 more
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Answered on September 05, 2012
Bottom line-you have to prove it is fraud.
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