Is a beneficiary allowed to borrow money on a home when she is entitled to 1/3 upon death of a person life residential riights?

Is a beneficiary allowed to borrow money on a home when she is entitled to 1/3 upon death of a person life residential riights? Generally...

If you have low on your mom since 2014 she has Alzheimer's and depression diabetic etc older siblings show up want her two week

This is a bit confusing... are you trying to get mom out of the nursing home and back to her own home, but the siblings are getting in the way?

I do demos in the state of Arizona where I had a dispute with my boss and left and went home

Not sure what this has to do with elder law, but getting good counsel is always a wise idea...

I own my home free and clear and now have a judgement on me for 34,000 in pa. How do I protect my home?

This is a horror show, but all too frequently the old adage: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished, is proven true. This seems to be one of those...

Do I have to pay Medicaid 70,000 on behalf of my mother whom we cared for at home for 8 years until she died.

In Michigan, the Assistant Attorney General in charge of collecting estate recovery cases has a simple negotiation strategy: Pay. The. Money....

You have to find a way to pay the facility: Cash on Hand; Investments; Real Estate; Medicaid... An elder law attorney can help you figure out how...

Can I sue a family member without the use of a lawyer?

Q: Can I sue a family member without the use of a lawyer? A: Sure! And as legal expert Chris Rock once said, "You can drive a car with your feet...

How can someone who is incompetent to live in and maintain a residence be legally able to get out from ownership?

Work with your caseworker on this one... Maybe it's a theft rather than a gift/divestment... What value does it have anyway?

I have my neighbor and her restroom is under renovation She is relying on my mom in the back house to use shower

What is the question? Color me confused!

In the state of Washington, can A currently incarceration felon be entitled to receive money from an inheritance

Incarceration (in most states) ain't free! So the "felon" is going to have to pay back the state for room and board (which may well suck up all the...