Bank didn't include beneficiary designation when moving account to conservator account?
The answer is no. There is no reason why the bank would have done this. You would have had to tell them to do this. Under these facts, I believe...
Livonia, MI
Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
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The answer is no. There is no reason why the bank would have done this. You would have had to tell them to do this. Under these facts, I believe...
Your situation sounds REALLY complex. It is also not clear whether you have met with lawyers to discuss the facts or whether you assume that no one...
This appears to be a follow-up to your other questions. At 13, you are not old enough to make those decisions, according to Michigan law. You need...
While I agree with Mr. Powe, it sounds like your situation is already in the court. Otherwise, there would be no guardianship proceedings. There...
Wills are only used in probate court. They only apply when there are assets left in the decedent's name alone, with no beneficiaries. So if there...
If you are a current owner of the house, then you cannot be evicted. The only way to tell for sure is to check the deed.
This is not A DIY project. Respectfully, if you do not do it properly, at best, you will not attain your objectives. At worse, you will create a...
Under your limited facts, it sounds like it is too late to get POA. Your aunt is the only one who can give it to you. And she needs to have as...
This is not really a contract question. What you mostly appear to have is your dad decided to engage in DIY estate planning, and he did it wrong....
I agree with my colleagues. It is not clear whether what your MIL did was proper or not. The POA likely remained valid in spite of your husband's...