Guardianship

#1 Call Child Protective Services #2 Call a local elder law attorney #3 Call the 17 year old's parents

I signed a contract/fee July 9 with a estate/probate attorney in South Carolina (I live in PA) to try to recoup money stolen

Q: What is an appropriate length of time to expect for the attorney to start my case? A: Depends on the amount of investigation needed, the amount...

If a caretaker does not get a doctor for an elderly person who is not of sound mind, what is their liability if the person dies?

Generally, the caregiver is not responsible for the self-destructive actions of another, but facilitating that destruction is another matter......

Yes. Don't throw good money after bad. Whether they throw their hands in the air or not, well, that's up to them...

6 yrs ago my brother adminesterd our late Mom estate,I now believe he defrauded me of a fair and equal disburstment of the funds

Consult with a local CA attorney to be sure, but I am sorry to say that I think the statute of limitations has expired on any claims you may have...

Elderly mother is conveying text book Alzheimer's, then diagnosed with blood ADmark ApoE Genotype analysis, Alzheimer's Disease.

Q: Is this a valid POA if my uncle knew and was the one informed by the Doctors that she had Alzheimer's ? ? A: Could be valid, the date of filing...

Please tell me the procedure to renounce the succession in California,

You can disclaim benefits and just get out from under or you can assign to someone else... talk to a CA attorney...

Fl probate code rules or statutes for who pays for hearings?

Q: who pays for that messed up proposed hearing? A: Who agreed in advance to pay for the mess?

Can a step parent get guardianship of a step child once hey divorce?

Q: could her step father be granted guardianship? A: Yes, if the court were convinced that it was in the child's best interests... Q: would it...

Dad diagnosed with dementia. Sister had his will revised AFTER diagnosis. made herself sole executor. Is this valid, and legal?

It depends on the severity of the dementia... It is certainly possible that Dad was competent to execute a new will or poa after the dementia...