How to go forward

Well it depends on a number of factors, but it sounds like you need to hire a barrister to look into this matter for you in England. Depending...

What prevents a disgruntled adult child from asking for a guardianship on a parent that is not disabled

While anyone can sue anyone for anything, including filing for a Guardianship, that does not mean they can succeed. The system takes it very...

I had a power of attorney from my husband to me which was notarized and it got losr in a flood. Can I get a copy of it?

You may be able to get a copy from the attorney who prepared it. However, many places will not accept a copy, even if state law AND the power of...

As Trustee how do I go about the transfer of real estate (unimproved property) into a Trust if both Trustors are deceased.

Yes. Even in California probate is going to be required for each deceased person who still holds title (some of them may come off if they are...

Can an estate reimburse itself for rent if an heir lived rent-free in the decedent's house?

The short answer is yes, it is possible. However, there are many facts at issue. The estate is likely free to rent the property, and this does...

Does a medical facility have to have a copy of the POA for incapicitated patient for a consent for a surgery or a procedure?

Although legally they do not, most authorities are going to want to see proof that you are authorized to act for someone else. This would include...

This looks like two questions. First, can an agent us a power of attorney to use assets for their own gain? Although there are possibly...

Want to be able to make decisions for my nephews without taking anything away from my brother-in-law...

This may depend on state law, but in general, there is often a power of attorney that will allow a parent to delegate another person as agent to...

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This will vary from state to state. However, in general the executor of the Estate of a deceased person is responsible for gathering all assets,...

Is a notarized sheet of paper that was signed three days before someone passes cansidered a will?

It is possible that this could be considered a Will, but it depends on what state law you are trying to create the Will under. In Colorado, you...