Power of attorney is needed for elderly demintia mother, how do i get it in Louisians?
Unfortunately, if she has dementia, she may no longer have the required capacity to sign/create/consent to a power of attorney and you may be...
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Unfortunately, if she has dementia, she may no longer have the required capacity to sign/create/consent to a power of attorney and you may be...
You need to contact an attorney. The state can recover money it expended for the long term care of your mother from her estate. But there are...
Generally, no. Unless you open his estate and deposit it into his estate account.
Yes. You are seized of your inheritance the moment the decedent passes. This right is trumped by the powers of an administrator once one is...
You need to call an attorney. It sounds like she had a Will. So the Will needs to be reviewed. If not, let the property taxes go unpaid and buy...
The short answer is yes. You can sell or donate things you own. Even if the thing you own is an undivided interest. So I see no reason the donation...
The biggest factor in making the intestate succession process easier and thus cheaper is whether the heirs are in agreement. It only takes one heir...
The heirship affidavit and Small Succession Affidavit require heirs to take possession of the estate. Unlike the OMV policy, a Small Succession...
You should consult a probate/succession attorney sooner rather than later about placing you in possession of the Decedent's property. Nothing...
Unfortunately it sounds like you need to speak with your own attorney. Many offer free consults. Bring any documentation you may have with you....