Arthur Harold Geffen's Answers (2876)

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What am I to expect?

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

You absolutely have the right to review the agreement before you sign it. You might want to consider hiring a lawyer and having him or her make an...

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What should I do?

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

As Mr. O'Brien points out, the attorney represents the estate and would in all likelihood not talk to you. Hire your own attorney.

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Should we see a probate attorney?

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

You should definitely consult with a local probate attorney to ascertain what the best way to proceed is. Every state has different laws...

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Can someone be a Power of Attorney, and another family member take the person to another state and have power of attorney change

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

As Mr. Zichi points out, if the person executing the POA has diminished capacity, it is doubtful if she understood what she was doing and thus that...

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How can I intervene this process to keep my home in which my three children and I reside?

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

You need a lawyer YESTERDAY. Use the Avvo search function to locate a Houston lawyer who works in the Real Estate Litigation area.

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Do I need an attorney for this? What are options

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

You absolutely need an attorney to represent you. Find a local lawyer who does family law work. You can use the AVVO search function to find one...

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See explanation.

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 25, 2016

First, I hope you have something in writing (email, letter apologizing and saying they will pay for it, etc.). You should always try to gently...

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Intestate Probate

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 24, 2016

I agree with Mr. Paxton and Mr. Shields. I would add that the attorney represents the person who is administrator in his or her capacity as...

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How is retirement split up if one spouse dies?

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 19, 2016

Retirement Accounts are, in general, governed by Federal Law (ERISA) which requires that they be paid to the surviving spouse unless prior to death...

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What do we need to do to start an online business based out of Texas

Arthur's answer | Answered on February 19, 2016

I agree with Mr. Jaffee and would add that you should seek competent local counsel to assist you. DIY LLC's are overwhelmingly problematic and...

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