Does the adult child (who is POA) have the final decision in deciding care for elderly parent with dementia?
Yes-assuming the POA has health care surrogate provisions and a guardianship is not filed and the POA is not revoked somehow.
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Yes-assuming the POA has health care surrogate provisions and a guardianship is not filed and the POA is not revoked somehow.
A durable power of attorney and health care surrogate document would take care of medical decisions and other matters that may arise. I would check...
Hire an attorney to file papers of you resigning and another petition for your son to be appointed. If the natural parents consent-should not be a...
With out a will-the State makes one for you. The sons can decide who will be executorof estate and file a petition(thru attorney). If you...
You would need medical evidence or statements to prove your case.
If the judgement is still valid-you can file claim on the estate.
No-but it might change visitation rights.
They are irrevocable trusts for a number of years. They are generally a good way to place an irrevocable low value on a residence for estate...
You would need to petition to terminate the existing guardianship and petition to start a new one. This should be coordinated with you new...
Yes-trust can be set up that way. An attorney can explain all of the tax ramifications at the time you create trust. This would create a 5 year...