I have poa prior to incapacitation and my relative revoked it after incapacitation granting poa to his enemy?
This sounds like elder abuse. Please contact an elder law attorney to discuss a guardianship and anything else that might help.
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This sounds like elder abuse. Please contact an elder law attorney to discuss a guardianship and anything else that might help.
A probate is not a democracy where the beneficiaries get to vote. Only the Personal Representative (used to be called the Executor) gets a vote....
Because the amount is under $50,000 I would use a small estate affidavit to transfer it from the account to yourself, and than you can divide it...
Hardly anyone uses a raised seal notary anymore, mainly because they don’t show up when you make a copy of the POA. We have never had an issue...
Person B has a fiduciary duty to all of the beneficiaries. B can only take the savings and checking if B was a joint owner of the account - being...
Wisconsin marital (our version of community) property law can be very confusing, but the short answer is, yes he can leave everything that is his...
There is a requirement that anyone in possession of a decedent's will submit it to the probate court, although that is rarely enforced. The point...
Whether or not your special needs trust can be terminated if you no longer receive SSI payments is entirely dependent on the provisions of your...
I don't understand what you mean by having an estate "deposed." Regardless, if your uncle's estate is in probate, or was, the probate records are...
Please don't assume there is no money to pay an attorney. The key will be the equity in the house. Once the house is sold, after paying off the...