Is it possible to forcibly get a power of attorney over someone?
A power of attorney is only legal if validly given by a person able to understand what he or she is signing. Her mother could apply to the...
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A power of attorney is only legal if validly given by a person able to understand what he or she is signing. Her mother could apply to the...
You may dismiss your attorney at any time. The new attorney would need to file a substitution of counsel with the court.
You need to file a survivorship affidavit with the county recorder's office to get the property into your mother's name alone. You will need a...
Any gifts that your mother made will result in a penalty if she needs to apply for medicaid in 5 years. For example if she wants to give away...
The answer to your question depends on whether your father owned any assets in just his name. Any assets that were joint with right of...
If your aunt is listed as first on the medical poa then she legally can make all medical decisions for your father. Even though you are his only...
Your rights to move him depend on if your father has designated anyone to take care of his financial and health care decisions. If he has a valid...
Your rights to move him depend on if your father has designated anyone to take care of his financial and health care decisions. If he has a valid...
The probate court will need to appoint the executor and approve the transfer of the property. If the property has debts or if there are other...
If an estate administration has been open you can file exceptions to the inventory asking that the care be included in the estate. This has to be...