Can my sister who is appointed power of attorney for my 92 yr old dad take his car away legally?

For many (most!) people, taking the car keys away is the worst moment of their lives... that does not mean that you don't have to do it, but it...

I need to change the trustee on a revocable living trust.

Q: Can I just fill out a form I found online and both of us sign it? The paper work I found states that you do not have to file it or have it...

My 86 yr old mother with demintia, has an income of approximately $4100 per month, will she be eligiblble for medicaid in ny?

Definitely need to consult with counsel... but it sounds to me that she's over assets for MA, there may be techniques that can be used to secure...

Do I need a NY attorney in order to transfer my biological father from a nursing facility in NY. to live here with me in NC?

By instituting a guardianship action in NY, you'll find out whether your brother has POA over your father. Your last name is irrelevant. You do...

Is there an attorney for the elserly

I agree that an elder law attorney is probably your best bet... BUT, I disagree that you need a "family limited estate", For one thing, I don't...

I need to consult a elder/vulnerable adult law attorney in the the Mpls and western suburbs area,

Agree that you should contact lawyer referral, but do everybody a favor... before you call, make an ordered list of the multiple facets of the...

What needs to be done to revoke a person's power of attorney?

#1 Mom calls daughter says "You're fired! I revoke that power of attorney and you are on the hook for anything you do from now on!" Hang up...

Once you get a order granting constructive trust for property (car); but there's a lean on the car. Can it still be taken?

Secured debt has priority over all other claims...

S carolina probate law. Executor has not liquidated estate after 19 months. can i remove him and have new executor appointed?

You can ask the probate court to remove the executor and appoint someone else. Whether the court chooses to do so depends on the facts in the case...

From an abundance of caution, I'd hold onto the $$ after cashing the check, but if the public conservator is giving you the check, I think you can...