Leawood, KS
Estate planning Lawyer at Leawood, KS
Practice Areas: Estate Planning
This is really several questions, some of which may require you contacting a local attorney. First, the key question is whether the change in the...
The answer to your basic question is that a minor is someone under the age of 18 (in Kansas, at least). Thus, they do not have rights per such. ...
It appears that the will is being probated already. I would suggest contacting a local attorney to check into this. It would be worth an hour or...
You have several parts to your question. First, you might want to look into finding an attorney that will investigate whether you have a claim...
Sorry, but a Power of Attorney is no longer effective upon a person's death. This can be confusing as the power could be titled a "durable power...
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Although Medicaid is a federal program, each state has its own Medicaid laws. You should check with your local laws. That said, if there was a...
You first need to review the Trust documents to see if there is a personal property schedule to the trust. If not, you'll have to probate the...
First of all, it is fairly easy to leave this to three of your children. A will or Revocable Trust is probably the correct answer for them. I...
In general, no he would not be liable. If he somehow got put on the mortgage, then yes he would be liable, but that seems doubtful here.
It's good that your daughter is only 16 and that this is a first time offense. I wouldn't think that you should be overly worried, although I...
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