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How to file guardianship over my husband with early dementia? He's 60, im 58 and our daughter is 24. So Do I need a lawyer? I
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Answered on December 03, 2014
If he does not have signed power of attorney documents, and no longer has the capacity to sign them (which depends on the state law in North...
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Medicaid eligibility
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Answered on December 03, 2014
Both of these programs can be asset and income based depending on the state law in Texas. Medicaid is highly fact sensitive and there may be other...
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How do I transfer a property into a Family Trust from a Land Trust in Ohio?
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Answered on December 03, 2014
You need to see an estate planning attorney in your area to have them assist you with this matter. First, there are possible mortgage...
Do I have ANY financial responsibility for my elderly parents' debt, if/when they go into a nursing home?
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Answered on December 03, 2014
I agree with the other attorneys who have given the opinion that a guardianship is likely the best solution at this point. As far as your...
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How can I protect an rental property from the state should I end up in a nursing home? Will it be secure if I sell it to my dau
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Answered on September 16, 2014
There are many potential wrinkles to this question. Your age, your health, your marital status, your daughter's health, and your other finances...
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What is the process for changing the executor of my estate (my will) My lawyer is now my executor . Must I contact him.
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Answered on September 10, 2014
You can change your executor by updating your will. You do not have to contact your previous attorney to do this, but I would contact an attorney...
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What is the easiest and least expensive way to change a car title from my living mothers' name to my name in the state of Ohio?
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Answered on September 04, 2014
A TOD can be done easily. There are also other solutions if you don't find that is a suitable alternative.
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How to go about medicaid for elderly parents in an Ohio assistant living facility?
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Answered on September 04, 2014
Since your parents have been there for such a long time and the facility accepts the waiver you should definitely contact an attorney to get them...
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