Indianapolis, IN
Estate planning Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Elder Law ... +3 more
Are you saying that your husband named both you and his daughter under separate powers of attorney? Since a power of attorney can only be granted...
Check to see if an estate was opened in the county where your father died. Perhaps there was a will that left everything to his wife. If no...
Unless the "letter" satisfies the requirements for a valid will (including, but not limited to, 2 witnesses who are not beneficiaries who sign as...
You might not have to open a formal estate or file a petition with a court to be appointed as personal representative (executor) of your mother's...
Your sister needs to file an accounting for her time as guardian, and should be required by the Court to return to the estate any and all assets...
No one buys houses from a "living will" (which deals with the removal or declining of extraordinary medical care in the case where a physican...
The key is whether the quitclaim deed named you as the sole owner of the house (or joint tenant with right of survivorship or transfer on death...
If a guardianship exists, you will have to petition to terminate the existing guardianship. But you should contact your attorney (if you have...
From your question I assume that no formal estate has been opened for your father. If he owned at death property in his name alone that was valued...
Yes, you can do a quitclaim deed....or the deed from the seller can list you and your daughter as the grantees. But you need to consider and be...
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