It will depend upon the powers given to you in the POA document, but I would say that generally, that would probably be allowed. Your best bet...

Yes, beneficiaries generally have a right to review the will. Typically when the will is filed in the probate, copies are provided to the heirs.

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My mom put my brothers name on her home as a trustee. It is an irrevocable trust. She would now like to add her other child.

I would say your mother will not likely be able to make this change. While it is true that irrevocable trusts frequently allow the trust maker to...

Can a person be the power of attorney for a person and become the executor when the individual dies?

Mr. Rosenberg provided an excellent and thorough answer to your questions. I concur with his response.

Will I be Homeless

Yes, the mother-in-law's document supersedes "normal" succession laws. You could have the mother-in-law's document reviewed (if you have access to...

The answer to your question will be quite dependent upon a number of factors, including your geographic region, your specific circumstances, and...

How can I exchange my ownership of property now for a interest in property my brother would get when my mom dies?

I agree with Attorney Geffen here. You are proposing to contract for an asset when there is no guarantee that the asset will still be owned by...

Should my residence go into a special needs trust for my son when I die?

I generally recommend leaving assets in trust for beneficiaries, rather than passing them outright, even where special needs isn't necessarily a...

Do i need a lawyer for a simple will

Yes, I would recommend that you get with an experienced estate planning attorney to assist with the design and implementation of your estate plan. ...

I can not see my fathers Will

Is your father still living? If so, then you have no right to see his will. If your father is deceased, there must be a reason the attorney...