Are Florida estate planning papers valid and sufficient in Colorado?
If the Trust and Will were valid when and where you signed them then they are valid here in Colorado. The ancillary documents, Powers of Attorney...
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If the Trust and Will were valid when and where you signed them then they are valid here in Colorado. The ancillary documents, Powers of Attorney...
From the information provided here it would appear that something is not right. We offer a no cost consultation just for the reason that until...
I know this case. I am the attorney for the protected person. There is a court-ordered professional guardian and a conservator. The protected...
There is no way to have change in guardianship without a court hearing. However, you can create a Power of Attorney which delegates your power as...
Generally, no. A Trustee is a Fiduciary and the power of a Fiduciary is generally not delegable by the trustee's personal power of attorney. If...
The only way a trust will "protect" the assets is to serve as a conduit for a gift of the assets. You will not be able to retain, or regain,...
No. It all depends on the language that "rules out" the child. Was it for all purposes in the Will or just for specific purposes? Did the...
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Assuming she was of sound mind when she wrote the will, it will almost certainly stand and you will not receive anything from it. Colorado does...
There are so many possible issue here that there is no question that you need serious legal representation, and sooner rather than later. A full...
The real answer is that nobody knows. This is uncharted area, interesting litigation ahead. In many ways, it may depend on how egregious it is...