My father is being taken care of 2 grandchildren who one has power of attorney. The one kid was living with my dad when my

I have to agree that if your father's capacity is as intact as you indicate, the power to at least stem the damage rests with him. I would...

Estate question / Will

State law will vary, so stick around for a response more specific to your facts, or contact an attorney in the area. But I've never encountered...

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Do we have to go to court for temporary guardianship?

You're going to want to sit down, or at least spend a few minutes on the telephone, with a family law lawyer with some good experience in family...

Can a disabled persons rights as an executor on a trust even if they have a POA already?

Your family has a difficult situation, and I'd encourage you to seek the assistance of an attorney immediately. As to your first question, it is...

Do I need an attorney? What kind? Is this criminal or civil?

As the previous response points out, this is precisely the kind of matter that Adult Protective Services, or a similar agency in your mother's...

I have POA over my parents. I need my brother to also have POA since he is now closer to them. Can more then one sibling have

Mr. Manner highlights a very important point. I feel pretty certain that the wording of your question wasn't meant to indicate that this is about...

What is the responsibility of an executor of the will?

An Illinois probate attorney can best address your concerns about specific timing matters, as well as what action you should take assuming you are...

What can I do without a lawyer to fight probate?

Sadly, without the assistance of an attorney, your ability to find a successful resolution is greatly diminished. Much of the facts involving your...

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Visit with a North Carolina attorney for specifics, such as the time within which a Will must be filed. Generally speaking, most limitations...

How would my fiance and I get guardianship of children not related to us?

Simply posting to advise you that you may find more useful responses to your question in the Family Law section. You've got a really tough...