There are certain procedures that must be followed in a case where someone cannot read or write and the procedures should be recited in the...

Mother in Ohio put her property in my name. Do not own my home in California. Can I make her property my primary residence?

no - unless you actually live there for 180+ days each year. If you actually move and establish domicile in Ohio, the house could be your primary...

My sister and I are beneficiaries of my grandmother's estate. My aunt is executor of the will. I am entitled to half at 30 years

There may be additional language in the trust re distributions in another section of the trust that could possiblyl override the portion of the...

How much trouble can you get into for driving with no License?

Lots of trouble - it depends on what you are doing (or not doing) when you get caught.

I need to bring my brother to USA to Look after my business. How will I do that. He is MBA finance and having 11 years exp

Please consult with an immigration attorney ASAP. It's a complicated process and you should not undertake it on your own,

I am a co-signer on my son car which was paid off at the time of the accident. No insurance on his car at the time I'm I liable

Yes - you should consult an attorney re your rights and responsibilities. Take all of the car documents to your consultation.

What if the grantor is present but is incapable of signing the power of attorney

It depends on the capacity of the grantor (principal). If she does not understand the nature of the document and what it provides, the POA should...

I am moms p.o.a .she died nursing home 6 days before rent is due.. county has closed her case where does the remaining rent go?

I;m sorry for your loss. A POA ceases at death so you should not be using a POA. Did your mother have a will? If so, the terms of the will should...

After a judgement against me, is the opposing Attorney entitled to take money from an IRA I had to cash out for living expenses?

Retirement funds are not safe after they are withdrawn. Once funds are in your hands, they are no longer exempt assets.

Does being the POA allow you to withdraw the deceased's bank accounts before the estate is settled?

This is not legal in any state! A DPOA ceases at the death of the principal. If the bank had notice of the death, the bank should not have allowed...