How do I enforce a settlement agreement that was entered into with my brother if he refuses to abide by the agreement?

The best answer might be file for a guardianship and allege the POA and Trustee are documents are being abused.

I think the ultimate answer is that the deceased spouse's will is not null and void but the surviving spouse will have some marital rights to part...

My mother was diagnosing with Alzheimer years ago and I was her power of attorney, but my sister went behind my back and took my

If you can prove the POA was signed when she was incompetent with medical evidence-you can get it revoked-see a estate litigation attorney.

Is it best to set up a revocable trust with the business entity as trustee or an individual as trustee?

Usually you the grantor(owner) are also the trustee. If this the case-your trust has your SS# as tax number for Trust. If you create a trust with...

Would this information be useful in terminating a guardianship

You need to have guardianship attorney review your evidence with you and determine if you have enough to present your case.

Can children be held responsible for elderly parent's debts or be sued for parent's problems?

The children can not be held responsible for parents debts unless they obligate themselves by signing a contract.

How can a sis inlaw hv guardianship over my 2 older kids if i live with her

You or your attorney can go and look at the court file. It is very unlikley that you were not served papers and had the opportunity to stop this...

Can you have a blanket amendment to a will that will remove changes a person was forced to make?

If your dad can sign a new document-he can sign a new will. You should not be present or take him to the attorney meeting. You should not arrange...

My elderly parents live in both FL and IL; their assets are still titled in IL (in trust). They are currently in FL,

Yes-it would be legal. I often reccommend that a person can have two POA's-one for each state. Florida passed a new POA statute Oct 2011. The...

Can a CA corporation act as a settlor for a revocable inter vivos trust?

In my opinion-the only Corporations that should be considered are Banks/Brokerage Corp's with trustee powers issued by the State and that are...