Can my mother sign a will if she is starting to show signs of not being all there?
Based on your description, I would assume that she is competent, but it can be a tough call sometimes. The general standard for testamentary...
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Based on your description, I would assume that she is competent, but it can be a tough call sometimes. The general standard for testamentary...
Tennessee, like most states, has a "revocation on divorce" statute that nullifies any testamentary gift made to a spouse if the spouses divorce...
If some other family members filed a petition with the court, and the court is requesting that you produce this "will", it is best to comply with...
Your mother likely designated beneficiaries on any annuities she owned. Contact the annuity company (or look for a statement to find out where it...
There are 2 Power of Attorney documents (one for healthcare decisions, the other for property and financial decisions) that she should execute...
I don't believe you need to worry about it. I expect most, if not all, courts would strike that provision as being against public policy, and that...
32 years is a long time. Many states have time limits on how soon a will should be probated after someone's death, and I would imagine that any...
For a will to be valid, the will must be legally executed before the testator dies. There is no way for the testator to execute the will after the...
If both your parents have now passed away, the person responsible for your mother's financial affairs would be whoever is appointed as...
The specific language of the trust is most important under these circumstances, but 16 years passing by with no update from the trustee seems...