Do I need to file for guardianship for my stepson even if his mom sends him to me
If his mother (and father) signs a parental power of attorney for minor children consistent with YOUR state law, a guardianship may not be needed....
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If his mother (and father) signs a parental power of attorney for minor children consistent with YOUR state law, a guardianship may not be needed....
If she is in a 'vegetative state' she cannot consent to a power of attorney. You will need to apply for guardianship and or a conservatorship to...
If she is PHYSICALLY unable to sign a document, there are procedures that vary by state to allow this. If she is MENTALLY unable to understand...
My understanding is that in Florida, you do not need to notarize your will to make it legal. A notarization is required for a 'self proving'...
I agree with the other answers and would add that powers of attorney CEASE to be effective when the principal dies. If you aren't sure about...
No one can 'seize control' of a Power of Attorney. That is a document YOU grant to someone and you can revoke so long as you are competent. If...
If your father is still alive, his will could not have been 'submitted' for probate. If he has passed, most states (including Illinois) requires...
It is impossible to answer this question without some additional LEGAL details. I get that you are not getting along, but how is the property...
It sounds like you are waiting for an ORDER from the court? Did the judge rule from the bench and one of the attorneys was going to be preparing...
For clarity's sake, do a new one, and revoke the old one. The system you are suggesting has several practical problems however, so I would advise...