Colorado Springs, CO
Wills and living wills Lawyer at Colorado Springs, CO
Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills, Estate Planning ... +4 more
As long as the notary was up to date at the time the document was notarized, the notary's expiration date does not matter. The POA itself may or...
Social Security does not recognize state granted guardianships, nor do they recognize powers of attorney. You must establish yourself as...
It is likely from your description that you are not entitled to anything from your stepfather's estate, unless he legally adopted you. Neither is...
It is likely the spouse will get everything, but not enough specifics here to answer fully. On the other hand, he can't just sit there and presume...
No. Once a person loses mental capacity they can't sign legal documents, including a power of attorney. Your only option is to seek guardianship...
You need to consult an adoption attorney. This is not something you'll be able to handle on your own.
I think you answered your own question. You said the POA says you cannot be compensated. I agree with the previous attorney, you seem to have...
Once a claim is disallowed you have a limited time period to file with the court to have the court adjudicate this denial of claim. Recommend you...
Highly unlikely. You need to petition the probate court, in the county where your sister currently resides, for temporary guardianship. Due to...
Your mother has no rights to your grandmother's property. If there is a will, the will dictates who gets what. If ther is no will then the law of...
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