How to protect my elderly mother from abusive phone calls from family member?
Get caller identification and don't answer his calls. Change your phone. Get call blocking.
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Get caller identification and don't answer his calls. Change your phone. Get call blocking.
Generally, if there's no written agreement, there's no right of recovery. It may be uncomfortable, awkward and difficult to get your grandma to...
It depends on what the power of attorney actually says... what does the written document contain? Generally, however, most general financial powers...
No. Absolutely not. This is a bad idea and would have bad consequences. There are other options with should be explored with a local elder law...
Not sure how title got to aunt... not sure how title got from grandmother to anyone else... not sure why grandmother's creditors didn't come after...
In Michigan, at least, you could bring an action to determine interests in land and because you've occupied the property for 15+ years you may have...
Depends if your brother wants to cut you in... I don't think you have any legal entitlement to proceeds, based on what you've said here...
Giving the money away will create a penalty period during which Medicaid will not pay. The penalty period will not begin until your folks are broke...
The fact that she "gets to keep the house" means that she owns it which means that she gets to decide who gets it when she dies. And she can...
Your grandparents would have to petition the probate court to deprive your mother of her parental rights and assign guardianship to them. And that...