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If a living estate is in effect, who is responsible to pay taxes and insurance, person living there or owner
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Answered on August 30, 2012
You don't say why your mother gave away the remainder interest in her house. If she can't pay the taxes, she must have very little money, so I'm...
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Can a vehicle be transferred soon after a persons passing?
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Answered on August 30, 2012
If there is no surviving spouse, the Executor will need court permission to transfer the motor vehicle to another. Legally, it doesn't matter what...
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When a person is on house arrest, can a person be appointed to have power of attorney for banking purposes, etc?
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Answered on August 30, 2012
Criminal conviction does not disqualify someone from being able to create a Power of Attorney. So, yes, the person under restriction can prepare a...
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What are the legal rights of someone that left a piano in a house for at least two decades.
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Answered on August 28, 2012
I assume when you say "taking care of the piano" you mean "moving it from the house."
If the piano actually belonged to someone else and was...
Is it illegal to keep a house in a deceased parents name to avoid having it sold to pay the gover. back for stay at nursing home
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Answered on August 28, 2012
When someone dies in Ohio and an estate is opened in Probate Court, the Attorney General's Medicaid Recovery office is notified. The estate...
If a person is declared incompetant due to dementia and they have named someone as their health care agent in their trust/will
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Answered on August 28, 2012
The trust should contain language that defines when someone is unable to continue as trustee, and good trusts have a mechanism for achieving the...
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Trustee of Irrevocable trust isn't doing their duties. What can i do?
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Answered on August 28, 2012
Your mother, as a trustee, has a statutory duty to fulfill her fiduciary responsibilities to the trust and its beneficiaries. It sounds as though...
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My grandma got diagnosed wit Alzheimer's so she made my aunt poa. My aunt is on a power trip and is threatening to kick me out.
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Answered on August 27, 2012
As James points out, there is a legal answer and the "better way" answer.
If your Grandma has had alzheimers for 2 years, it is likely she is...
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What can I do with a trustee that has not kept a benificary informed of the trust transactions?
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Answered on August 27, 2012
The person who sets up a trust is called the Grantor. As long as the Grantor has the right to revoke or amend the trust, the beneficiaries do not...
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Average cost to compel the "Successor Trustee" to provide copies of a Irrevocable Living Trust.
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Answered on August 27, 2012
It won't cost you more than a few hundred dollars to sit down with a trust litigation specialist, layout all the facts, show whatever documents you...