My sister wants us to pay for property tax and house ins. Can she do this
Does your sister now own the house? I'm not sure why this is a probate question. If your brother-in-law's will had provisions for co-ownership or...
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Does your sister now own the house? I'm not sure why this is a probate question. If your brother-in-law's will had provisions for co-ownership or...
If you are not sure you trust him, don't give him power of attorney. Insist on seeing the will. If your brother won't show it to you, you might...
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It is not a simple thing to have someone committed against their will. The state can generally only do that if the person is a danger to...
It's not too soon to contact an estate attorney who can advise you on what to do to be prepared. If your son or somebody else has a power of...
Your rights to the property are different if they were owned separately than if they were owned in community with his wife. Since there are so...
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I can't give you a specific answer based on the information here, but in general I'd say don't sign ANYTHING without having your own attorney look...
If you haven't already, talk to the Advocacy Center - this a legal nonprofit in Louisiana for disabilities issues. www.la-advocacy.org. If they...
A succession needs to be filed to transfer recorded ownership her property. Since her children are interested in seeing that transfer take place,...
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You need to get your hands on a copy of your mom's will and the trust documents. The attorney who handled her estate should have provided these to...
If each sister needs a succession, separate actions would generally need to be filed. One attorney could most likely handle both actions at the...