Can I trade or sell a vehicle for my mother without her POA's knowledge or input?
As long as your mother in law can sign the paperwork, the POA doesn't need to be involved.
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As long as your mother in law can sign the paperwork, the POA doesn't need to be involved.
You need to consult with an attorney, with whatever paperwork you have, to determine exactly what options you have in this case.
You need to consult a probate attorney about opening an estate and carrying that out.
I think the first question is why do you want to do this? Because depending on what your goals are, you may not have to.
You should be able to do the form to dispense with administration for a check in that amount.
The problem is that if Prudential doesn't still have the records of who cashed the check, you will never be able to prove what happened to a check...
You need to find an experienced elder law attorney to help you deal with Medicaid and claim the caregiver exemption
As long as you were specifically named the beneficiary, you have no obligation to cooperate with the estate in claiming your money.
Technically the plot is part of your sister's estate, because it was deeded to her before her death. There may be an issue about whether she paid...
Assuming your father died without a will, and no spouse then it will go equally to his children.