You have a complicated situation. Your first step is to determine how the house is titled. The good news is that you can do that by going to the...

In my opinion, I would not set it up the way you describe. This would be bad for a number of reasons, but let's just talk about a couple. For tax...

This is not a problem unless your mother names herself as a beneficiary while acting under the POA. If this is something that your grandmother set...

In addition to Mr. Wheaton's response, which I agree with, your first step is to figure out what the assets were and how they were titled. It may...

Typically, once there are no longer assets to be managed, the trust terminates automatically. There is no form that is used to do this. You will...

You do not provide enough information to answer your question. How is the home titled? If you are on the title then no, he cannot evict you. If you...

You do not say HOW your mother left you the house. If it was done through the Will, then I agree with Mr. Powe. Probate will be necessary. That is...

In almost every case, the credit card company is going to be out of luck. If the only asset is the home, then you should not have any issues at...

You have two separate issues, here; 1) Medicaid qualification and 2) estate recovery. With regard to the second issue, you are correct that...

Your summary is inconsistent. At one point, you indicate that YOU are a co-owner. At another point, you state that your father purchased the plots....