Louisville, KY
Medicaid and medicare Lawyer at Louisville, KY
Practice Areas: Medicaid & Medicare, Probate ... +5 more
The life insurance should not be part of the estate. You will need to open an estate in order to get the medical records. You should probably...
You will need to find out what court case there is that has the children placed in foster care, and seek to intervene in that case so you can ask...
You do not need to appear in court for a power of attorney. And you can certainly provide a limited power of attorney to someone at any time, as...
You need to file for a guardianship over him in the county where you reside. Although you should consult with an attorney as to whether you truly...
It depends on exactly what the original will said, and the nature of the assets.
That depends on the amount of the gift and how it is used. For example, if you received a gift of $500, and that same month, spent the money...
They may be able to claim reimbursement for what they have paid out for you. Your personal injury attorney will have to deal with that as part of...
That will depend on whether there is a will or not. If your father has no will, if you predecease him, your spouse would not get anything.
It is too late to seek probate. But, it sounds like based upon what you said about being co-exeuctoros of "their" will that your father probably...
Although it may be valid, the fact that the will gives a majority of the assets to that daughter, is witnessed by her husband, and is executed at...