I just had to put my Grandmother in a nursing home, how do I get power of attorney over her so I can make decisions for her?
If she is competent you should get an attorney to do a POA for you.
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If she is competent you should get an attorney to do a POA for you.
The power under the POA ended at death. If there is no will, no sibling has superior rights than another, and everything has to go through probate....
You need to consult with a probate attorney immediately. First, you are entitled to what the will said you got. Second, there may be an action for...
If your husband doesn't already have an attorney, he needs to hire one.
You should hire an attorney and file for guardianship.
Assuming your POA allows you to make real estate transactions, yes, you could use your POA to add your name to the real estate to help protect it.
You definitely should not do that until you consult with an experienced elder law attorney. First, the terms of the trust have to either be...
As long as your mother is mentally competent, she can execute a power of attorney for you.
Ordinarily, a codicil is an amendment to a will, and the codicil would be controlling if it changes the will. However, you need to have the...
You need to consult with an attorney who can make sure your interests in this are protected.