The power of attorney would normally have the authority to sell assets, including real estate, at their discretion assuming that it is an...

What should we do with both parents in nursing care?

You are at what we refer to as the "emergency planning" stage. Even now, there still may be opportunities to preserve value and still make sure...

Can I file charge against my sister?

Much more information is needed. Was your sister your mother's power of attorney? Was she a signer on one or more of your mother's account? Was...

Can someone have a POA and still have a job?

Put it this way: my firm advocates for every adult to have a power of attorney for finances, whether that adult is a broke college kid or Warren...

The short answer is yes, she can do this. We often set up estate plans that result in the children inheriting in trusts, regardless of whether...

Can I take legal action against my job &I or file for unemployment ?

I'm moving this to employment law. Good luck with your situation.

If I put the proceeds from the sale of my brother's home in a trust, will this protect the $ from debts and/or taxes?

This will depend largely on what kinds of debts your brother has and whether he is on Medicaid or will be in the near future. Assets can be...

I'm confused by your phrasing, but I think you're saying that your grandparents had a set of wills that left their estate equally amongst their...

Disclaiming an inheritance will likely be deemed a divestment and will result in a penalty. You should speak with an attorney to see about setting...

A trust with 4 beneficiaries ?

The trust document itself should address what happens to a beneficiary's share should that beneficiary predecease the trustmaker. Most of the...