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My sister and I were named executors of our parents will. my dad died in 2012 and mom is having a new will drawn up by my
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Answered on January 17, 2014
No. If your mother is competent, she can name whoever she wishes as Agent under her POA. If she is not competent, it is not appropriate for her...
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Can a durable power of attorney be challenged?
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Answered on January 17, 2014
The Agent under a power of attorney has no obligation to share any information about the Principal's affairs. In fact, the Agent could be liable...
I would like to complete a DNR and DNI Living WIll.
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Answered on January 14, 2014
The direct answer is "get the assistance of an EXPERT estate or elder law attorney." Here are some reasons why: Your lawyer, who prepares and may...
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If I use the statute of descent West Virginia to handle my dad's estate
Do I need a lawyer?
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Answered on January 13, 2014
West Virginia has an abbreviated estate process using an "Affidavit of Heirship", but I'm an Ohio lawyer and am not sure it applies to anything...
LADYBIRD DEED IN OHIO
IS IT EFFECTIVE AND LEGEAL
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Answered on January 13, 2014
Mr. Reynolds has, as usual, provided a perfect answer to your question. More facts are needed, and without a review of the deed itself, no lawyer...
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How long does an heir have to file a claim against an estate in ohio
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Answered on January 13, 2014
The first thing you need to see is your aunt's Will or trust. If he died within a few weeks or months of her, you may or may not be his successor....
If i deposit a large amount of cash in a bank account will it be taxed?
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Answered on January 07, 2014
Deposits are not taxed.
However, if your parents earned this money and failed to pay taxes on it, there is a remote possibility that a routine...
My mother in law needs two witnesses on her will.. I am a daughter in law & I am in the will. Can I be a witness to the will?
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Answered on January 07, 2014
No. You are an interested party. Best to find a friend or neighbor who knows your mother.
Self-help estate planning is risky. With all due...
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This is a follow up from a previous asked question.
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Answered on January 06, 2014
There is no specific "statute of limitations" but you should not wait more than a couple of months to act. Assets and documents can disappear...
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Is my stepfather entitled to spousal allowance after I paid all the household bills?
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Answered on January 06, 2014
If there is this much money involved, you are making a big mistake trying to do this accounting on the esoteric, illogical and confusing probate...