Can I stop my brother from spending money repairing my mother's home when I have POA?
Since you indicate that your mom wants to sell the property, I gather from your comments that you mother has legal capacity to make her own...
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Since you indicate that your mom wants to sell the property, I gather from your comments that you mother has legal capacity to make her own...
The major grounds to contest a Will are: 1) the person lacked capacity, when the Will was signed, (meaning, they did not know what they were...
I am sorry, but even though you *may* be able to reopen the estate, I am sure that you will not be able to get done what you need to have done...
I agree with my colleagues. You can petition for a change if you want to. I am not sure how that would benefit you, really. One probate court is...
Right now, based on your facts, you are NOT the Personal Representative of your mother's Will. You may be NOMINATED in the Will to fill that role....
Your son cannot take POA away from you. Only a court can do that. Whether they would do so is questionable; perhaps, doubtful. But more facts are...
I agree with Mr. Keenan. I would simply add that your landlord would have the obligation to TRY to find a new tenant, in the case you leave prior...
You are correct. They are not. Fixtures need to stay. Appliances are negotiable. If you can avoid court, it would be a reasonable compromise. Next...
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Both you and your mom need legal counsel, here. There are almost certainly additional facts that would need to be known before giving you any...
You are entitled to payment for your services. I believe you have a much stronger position if this goes to court. That said, if he has an attorney...