Co owner of bank account
Medicaid looks at who put the money in the account. The problem is that if mom put the money into the account, any money you take out will be...
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Medicaid looks at who put the money in the account. The problem is that if mom put the money into the account, any money you take out will be...
NO, if you are the beneficiary of the life insurance policy, you will get the money, without regard to your mom's creditors or other claimants.
You can sue your friend if you want, but what are the chances that you'll be able to collect? I would report him/her to the police... this sounds...
They can't get more than the property is worth. Besides the liability will be on your folks, not you.
The short answer is No, you are not responsible for dad's bills. The longer answer is For God's sake do not sign any paperwork that you do not...
If the estate is governed by the will, that means that the surviving spouse does not own the property in the estate. That means that it is the dead...
The Enhanced Star program in NY has to do with lowering the property taxes on properties owned by seniors. And that's about all I know about this...
You must get authority over the incapacitated persons in order to sell the property. Authority can be gained by powers of attorney or by...
If your mom inherited a life estate only, then a life estate is the only property interest that she has. What that means is that the state cannot...
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Depends on what you actually signed. If you signed as "attorney in fact" or "agent" or "pursuant to a power of attorney" then you are clearly NOT...