In addition, make sure that 1) The new POA revokes any earlier POA designations (they usually do) and 2) He gives his mother written notice that...

How can I become administrator of my deceased moms finances?

I agree with my colleagues and will add that Michigan allows for what is called "small estate" administration, which is a much more straightforward...

Revocable to irrevocable trust. when does it change? How to insure

First, yes a revocable trust becomes irrevocable on the death of the settlor (person who created the trust). Second, I'm wondering why you were...

My step grandfather signed a new dpoa today without notifying me and appointed his sister what are the steps for this?

I agree with Mr. Powe. Further to, a general power of attorney generally revokes earlier POAs and since you have knowledge of the new POA, it is...

What happens when a descendant is left off of a probate order?

I agree with my colleagues. Under Michigan law regarding intestate succession, the property would be divided among the descendants "by right of...

What do I put in the grantor spot on quit claim deed after my father passed and I am the sole beneficiary

I agree with my colleagues, and would further caution you to consider using a fiduciary deed rather than a "quit claim" deed, as a quit claim deed...

My son and mother are owners on property up north? The title has both names and JWRS

I agree with my colleagues and will add that it's certainly possible that the property can at least be subject to a lien, since your mother has an...

How long do I have to give a purchaser of property to come and pick up their stuff?

I agree with my colleague. My take is that it's about to be abandoned property and can be treated as such. Besides, suing someone in another estate...

My deceased sister has a plumming bill and i'm the brother do i have to pay that bill??

I agree with my colleagues. I would need more information before I could advise with confidence. If probate administration of the estate was...

I agree with my colleagues. The owner of real property is responsible for expenses incurred for it's maintenance. Not you, not your father's...