Can I get power of attorney over my boyfriend who has become very ill?

Yes. He needs to go to a local attorney to explain, make sure that is what he needs and prepare the documents he requires for him.

In a co-conservatorship in MS do co-conservators have to be in agreement to make legal decisions?

Regardless of whether you agree, the Court overseeing the conservatorship should approve the sale of real property. See: § 93-13-51. Sale of land;...

How can I get info about a will without knowing who the lawyer or executor is?

If someone has the original will, they are required to produce it and can be compelled to do so. You do not know whether there is in fact a will. ...

If I marry someone with back child support can my assets be compromised?

You don’t owe his debts by marrying him. However, you should consider the income each brings to the marriage and have an understanding before you...

Can my partner s Dislove our s Corp ?

This depends on the bylaws for the corporation. If there are not formal bylaws then how a corporation is dissolved is governed by Mississippi...

WWhen reading the will, can the beneficiaries be present? My sister is the executor and lives 150 miles away and is not doing j

Reading of a will in front of all of the beneficiaries is not necessary. The will is filed in chancery court and can be reviewed by anyone as a...

When someone dies does the person named as Attorney in Fact in the Durable Power of Attorney still have POA?

The authority to act as a power of attorneny ends with the pesons death. An attorney in fact can never act in behalf of the prinicipal person who...

How can I find out if I have any estate from a relative that passed away?

Call the Chancery Clerk in the County where your grandmother died and ask if there ever was an estate opened for your grandmother. If your...

When a parent passes away and the parent has previously leased the property, is the lease still binding after death?

If it is in writing and recorded, at the chancery clerks office, yes. Is it is oral, probably not.

You should take the will to an attorney to have it probated. If you don't have the original you can require it to be produced and probated. If she...