Howell, MI
Estate planning Lawyer at Howell, MI
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate ... +7 more
If he is competent, no, but what are his options? This is something the WHOLE family needs to sit down and discuss and determine what is in your...
No, it is far more than 'just notarization' that matters. The level of your question implies you REALLY need to speak with a local attorney to...
Short answer, "You ask her". Agents under a power of attorney are legally obligated to keep the principal informed of what they are doing. All you...
To be 'valid' the document would need to be based on the law of the state involved (Texas) and signed by a principal (your Dad) who was competent...
Your sister MAY have a medical malpractice claim. I have changed the subject area to match this so you can perhaps get better answers. Please...
To answer these questions in reverse, yes there are lawyers who make 'house calls' to sign estate planning documents. You do not NEED a lawyer to...
Don't fall into the trap of thinking this is a 'do it yourself' project. If your mom's Alzheimer's has impaired her functioning enough, she cannot...
As Ms Selvig has noted, there are other options available that are more appropriate than a 'restraining order' particularly if there has been no...
MOST states (my understanding is this is Oregon included) require witnesses for MOST wills. Not necessarily notaries, but witnesses. The county of...
To answer your specific question (I agree with the previous attorney's response!) MOST states do not require a will to be notarized in order to be...
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