"Someone's" estate is responsible for the final expenses and unpaid bills of 'someone' after 'someone's' death. The PoA (medical or financial)...

If the property description includes an ‘easement’ that describes this driveway — you’re likely ok. If the driveway has been used openly,...

Assuming that you formally changed your name with the Secretary of State and/or Social Security then you will need to formally change back to your...

You tag this as an 'estate planning' question implying your mother is still alive. IF she is alive and competent, she needs to RIGHT AWAY do a...

There are several gaps here which will impact how things play out. The BEST advice is to seek the counsel of a local Personal Injury attorney who...

If you already have an attorney, it is improper for another attorney to try to ‘second guess’ the situation in a forum like this. Please seek...

If you do this wrong, it will cost MORE than paying an attorney for a simple probate. Seriously, fixing a problem after the fact is more...

As Mr Mannor suggested, if your father is content with the situation and he is competent then there isn't much you can (or should!) do about it....

If there is no will and no kids and only an ex spouse his parents and siblings are ‘next in line’ to inherit under Michigan law. If that isn’t...

Why not? I suppose it depends on the policy of the facility but I can't imagine why if you follow their procedures they wouldn't allow you to visit...