Oregon, WI
Estate planning Lawyer at Oregon, WI
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Elder Law, Probate
Yes, your mother can do this without notifying you. It is generally a good idea to keep your POA agent informed of changes, but it is not required.
I agree with the other attorneys. There are a few methods to determine the value of property, and one is an appraisal. Another is to put it on the...
A will may not be changed by an executor. The executor of a will has no power to distribute any money until 1. the testator (person who creates a...
It is hard to say what to do without knowing some more facts. I would want to see the current deed to the property. Is it in your husband's name...
Probably yes, if your husband's parents are still alive. This is the most common way to handle planning. From your in-laws' perspective, they...
If you think the transfer was done improperly, a personal representative or special administrator appointed by the probate court can try to set...
This is not hard to do. The first thing I would suggest is to find a buyer for the house. When the house is sold, you and your sons will sign the...
Yes, your assumption is correct. There would be 5 shares, with one of those being evenly divided among the brother's children. You can either title...
Generally, the home is safe as soon as the deceased mother dies, as long as there is no court judgment against the mother for the credit card debt....
I am sorry about your situation. Some questions for you: What does the deed to the property look like? Whose name(s) are listed as "grantee"? Is...
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