My sister has DPOA and is wanting to back out of her responsibility of taking care of my mother, who needs 24 hour care.

You need to confer with an experienced attorney as soon as possible. I recommend you contact Theron M. Hall, Jr. at (602) 249-1328.

Unless there is a tax reason for the transfer, the better answer is to put the land in trust for the benefit of your three children when you die. ...

How can children ask for things from a father's estate when purchased by a current wife

What you are looking at is the Law of Intestacy because her husband died without a Will. This law determines who gets what from his estate. Your...

My mom's husband got sick and his daughter has power of attorney...how can my mom dispute this...

If your stepfather is still competent, he can revoke his daughter's power of attorney and have a new one made out for your Mom. If he isn't...

My mother passed away around a month ago. My question is that my mother had possessons and money and my brother and my niece too

I agree with Steven. You have rights as a beneficiary and you need to voice them, either directly to your brother or through an attorney.

Can i change my 11 year daughter last name without biological dads consent

Most courts will require that the biological father be notified of the intent to change the child's name so he can object if he chooses. If he is...

You need to contact an attorney who can assist you. If this form, as well as others that will be required, is not filled our correctly you will...

How i can get the funds from the attorney that never completed the infant compromise for my 2 children

You need to speak with an attorney who can advise you how to proceed. There are too many missing facts in your question for us to properly counsel...

Co-Trustee

Anyone can establish a trust and name who he or she wants as successor trustee. That doesn't mean the trustee has to accept the appointment and...

Trust Terms

As noted previously, if your grandmother left for surviving children, then they each inherit one-fourth of your grandmother's estate.