What happens when you file a will with the court?..What happens if i never probate a will?

Consult with a local probate attorney and get dad's will probated pronto! It is true that even if there are no assets to probate, the will must...

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You will have to go back to probate court to petition the court to dismiss the guardianship. It is very important for you to seek good counsel to...

NE law says an interestd party may challenge guardian actions any time. Does it include the area of Medications given to ward?

Q: Does [the allowable area of challenge to a guardian] include the area of Medications given to ward? A: Yes. The truth will out!

I have a third party suplimental needs trust. my father is the trustee. can he make donations to the trust himself?

Father can make donations to the trust. Using a pooled fund may be a good idea to relieve you of the bookkeeping responsibilities, but I'm very...

In Michigan at least, all you would have to do is deed the property from yourself to yourself and your spouse. That should eliminate the...

I am the POA for my Grandmother and just submitted her medicaid application. What do I do about checks written to me?

Sounds like divestment to me... curing the $6000 divestment should be the first order of business, then substa

Elder Law: In a desperate situation. Need assistance ASAP

If you and your friend are willing, you can require the landlord to go through the usual eviction process which can take quite a bit of time......

Elder Law, Tax Law & Employment Law: Is Live-In Adult Caretaker (For Elderly) An Independent Contractor Or Employee?

As a labor law issue, I think you're an employee, but there are about 22 tests the IRS uses to make that determination... As an elder law issue,...

Generally, it is the next of kin who gets to make interment decisions (at least in Michigan) and (without researching it) I would guess that that...

May a trustee of a spendthrift trust reduce the "remaining share" of deceased beneficiary by the amount of an unpaid trust debt?

Was your dad the debtor? If the bad debt was just one of the trust assets, then the loss on the note would (of course) be spread among the...