Louisville, KY
Medicaid and medicare Lawyer at Louisville, KY
Practice Areas: Medicaid & Medicare, Probate ... +5 more
I am not sure what you are referring to, as I have never heard of "file living rights". You need to consult in person with an attorney and they...
Your brother, who has power of attorney, can send them a letter demanding that they vacate within 30 days and if they don't, he can file an...
Your question is very confusing. But in general, a person has a right to obtain a copy of a trust they are named in, even if they have to go to...
You will have to probate the will and open an estate. If there are claims made against the estate, you can contest them. But if there are...
If you own the plot, then you also own anything attached to it, such as the marker. So yes, you can get that changed.
If he does not have the capacity to execute a power of attorney, you will have to file for Guardianship.
You should go to court and have a successor or co-Guardian named now so that there is continuity for your aunt.
A court would have to make a determination of who would best serve as the child's guardian at that point.
You need to consult with a probate attorney to determine what your rights are whether it is worthwhile to move forward.
What you want to do can be done, but you need to consult an experienced trust attorney to handle this.