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My mom is bad off health wise and her husband says he is tired of taking care of her and asked me too,but he wants her check ,
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Answered on February 23, 2014
Consult with a local elder law attorney who can advise you regarding care choices and payment options for your mother... As a general rule, your...
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Document needed to leave a car to a caregiver / mentally sound, physically home bound & unable to sign a document
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Answered on February 16, 2014
You don't need to be able to physically sign a document for it to be effective. A notary public can "affix" a signature at the person's direction....
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What rights does an "attorney-in-fact" have (my sister for my Alzheimer mother)?
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Answered on February 16, 2014
The will is pretty much irrelevant.
Sister has the authority granted by the power of attorney document to exercise that authority in mom's best...
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Health Care Proxy and Elder Care
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Answered on February 16, 2014
Assuming that the power of attorney was correctly drawn and properly executed, and that the lady friend is still mentally competent, your father...
Among two siblings , is the older sibling next of kin?
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Answered on February 16, 2014
As the second oldest of 8 kids, I wish birth order had something to do with it... but no, all kids get an equal vote...
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My grandfather has "put away money" for me yearly since I was born. Is it a trust?
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Answered on February 16, 2014
It may cause problems, but communication is essential in a situation like this so that you don't find out in a few years that the money is locked...
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Estate attorney. Appointing trustee in a revocable trust for my deceased husbands half.
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Answered on February 16, 2014
Huh? I have read these facts 3 times now and I'm still confused about what's going on.... I'm especially dubious that changing the trustee would...
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I gave my aunt and uncle guardianship in 1999 it was at that time in my son best interest what are my rights,they have blocked
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Answered on February 16, 2014
You will need to hire your own attorney to examine this situation and determine the best course of action... 14 1/2 years of un-involvement does...
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My mother passed away Dec. 1, 2013. I received a copy of the will by certified mail from my brother. He wants me to sign papers
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Answered on February 16, 2014
You should have your own attorney review the papers.... it may not be unusual, but the fact that you are not mentioned at all in the will suggests...
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Can you recommend a couple of good Elder Care attorneys in the Clarkston, Washington area?
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Answered on February 16, 2014
Just search right here on AVVO, you're sure to find a few good ones...
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