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Grandchild seeking guardianship without sons approval. Does first generation have first right of refusal? Is anyone entitled?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
Son can also seek guardianship. Let's hope that the elderly person has a will. If not, his/her estate will have to go through probate and assets...
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I need to know if I have any right to my wife's premarital home if it is now in a trust?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
If you were a party to the loan, you should have financial obligations for loan amount. However, you do not have any survivor's rights to the...
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How long should I have to review an annual accounting before the court date? This is a family/probate court case.
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Answered on September 11, 2014
You should have the accounting in advance of the hearing in order to object and file an objection. Let the Court know when you received the...
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How can I help my boyfriend get sister removed as PCG? She had him labeled incompetent. He is not and hasn't had food for 4 days
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Answered on September 11, 2014
I am sorry about this situation. You can call the DCF Hotline and DCF will investigate:
BE PREPARED TO PROVIDE:
1.Victim name, address or...
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What paperwork would I need to file to get guardianship of my daughter back
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Answered on September 11, 2014
You, as her father, are the natural guardian of your daughter. If the court approved the guardianship, you need to consult a guardianship attorney...
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What does it mean when a paper says that the guardianship is closed, but the guardian is not released?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
This may mean different things in different jurisdictions. When I go on the court's webside and I see "closed." it means that the file is not...
Should an irrevocable trust be dissolved?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
If the trust remains unchanged, the beneficiaries named in the trust will be beneficiaries of the life insurance. It depends on the actual trust...
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A living trust was filed and the beneficial are brother and sister. If sister filed quick claim deed and brother did not file
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Answered on September 11, 2014
It appears that some facts are missing so that we cannot answer this question.
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Sister has full POA/ Fiduciary duties due to Mother's dementia . In WA, is Living Trust now deemed revocable or irrevocable?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
was mother adjudicated as incapacitated or did medical doctors write letters saying that mother was incapable of handling her own affairs. If...
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Is there a difference between a irrevocable trust done in CA vs one done in Idaho?
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Answered on September 11, 2014
There are differences in the law that need to be addressed. It is best to have an attorney where you live finalize the documents.
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