Does temporary guardianship give you the same rights as permanent guardianship?

The court will review the entire matter and do what is in the best interest of the child.

yes-an new will revokes the prior will. The language in the will will actually state that it revokes prior wills.

Can someone pay another's mortgage off?

Yes-but it would be considered a gift. Two concerns-if it is over $13,000-a 709 gift tax return has to be file and a tax would have to be paid or...

Can a ny dpao be transferred or recognized in florida?

Yes-but it would better to have a new document drafted in Florida. Florida passed a new POA statute last Oct. You can have multiple POA's in...

What do I do if the deceased's daughter is asking for the will I was entrusted to?

I would not give the key until someone has been appointed as Personal Representative of the estate. The problem is the will has to be filed before...

I am working on a trust through a legal website, which now asks me to change the ownership of my assets to the trust....

A person who has a trust must "fund" the trust. Funding the trust means you must change the account to the name of the trust. Just a mention of...

My family and I rent a home (2 adults and 4 small children). We have explained our circumstancea to the landlord.......

The problem is that by the time they evict you-you may have court fees and attorney fees to pay on top of the rent. If they are unwilling to work...

AFTER GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORSHIP HAS BEEN FILED AND RULED ON CAN SOMEONE ELSE FILE FOR SAME? ?

Yes-you can petition the court. The court will always do what is in best interest of child. Find your self a guardianship attorney in GA to...

How can i find out if my fathers will is still valid or if it has been updated?

You can check with the clerk of the court in the count he died to see if a will has been file or a probate proceeding was started. If not-the...

What are my chances of getting guardinaship back?

. The court will do what is in the best interest of the child. So-it will depend on your testimony and the 14 year old might be able to testify.