My power of attorney stole all my assets for his personal gain, do I have a criminal/civil case?

If your brother stole the possessions and sold them, this is criminal and should be reported to the police. It is for the state to prosecute him. A...

My father wants to gift $50000 to my son (his grandson). I have some questions about being executor and avoiding my creditors.

It appears that it may be best for your father to set up a trust for your son since there are stipulations attached to the gift. If you are named...

It depends on the situation and we are not aware of what that may be. For example, if the property is to go to several individuals, it may be best...

What rights do I have to my husbands property, If he had a trust and the amendment to the trust is missing

If you had the document notarized at a bank, it is not likely that the bank would have a copy. 2009 hasn't been that long ago. The attorney should...

Can a successor trustee be a beneficiary on a revocable living trust

yes

My sister passsed and was married. She left car to another sister does her husband have right to car if I am power of attorney

An agent under a power of attorney ceases at the death of the Principal. It is doubtful that the letter you have is a valid will. An attorney who...

My husband's brother was named POA in Ohio in 2009 for both of my in-laws. Can he make himself beneficiary on life insurance?

an agent under a power of attorney is a fiduciary and must act in the best interest of the principal. This sounds like a very big breach of...

read the contract re termination of contract. You cannot "make" someone release you from a contract. You may want to check with an attorney if you...

I want to sever my petition for guardianship of my nephew. What should I do?

check with your guardianship attorney. You can resign with proper notice if you are already his guardian. If your petition has not been heard and...

Is it legal for executor to assist money transfers before the death to prevent lump sum inheritance of sibling?

An executor has NO POWER prior to the death of a decedent. An executor must be appointed after a probate estate is opened. If the "executor" was...