If she is a trustee or other court-appointed fiduciary, your sister does not have the right to sell the house for less than its fair market value,...

This is way more complicated than most folks understand. You need to consult with an Elder Law attorney in Scioto County to create a plan that (a)...

Unfortunately they are not your cars even if that’s what your parents intended. If the cars are important to you, the trustee should allow you to...

If your mother is legally competent--even if she can only remain awake for a few minutes at a time, she can sign Powers of Attorney for both...

And if your mother is not still living and you cannot locate the Quit Claim deed, it is in her estate, which you will need to open in probate...

The short answer is that, yes, any company that you try to deal with on her behalf will want a copy of the Power of Attorney. I will warn you,...

You ask about your "grantor." Are you sure you did not mean "trustee"? The Grantor is the person who creates the trust, and unless it is an...

I'm sorry to be critical, but your writing skills are not sufficient to allow us to fully understand your situation. You need to consult with an...

Sadly, your remedy is to invoke the jurisdiction of the court under the Ohio Trust Code, and petition the Court to remove the negligent trustees. ...

You were never personally on the hook for your brother's medical bills unless you inadvertently signed a financial responsibility document at the...