How do I assume legal authority over my mother from her friend if I am the only living relative?
I'm sorry to hear of your mother's disease. Does her friend currently have legal authority to take care of your mom and her affairs, under a...
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I'm sorry to hear of your mother's disease. Does her friend currently have legal authority to take care of your mom and her affairs, under a...
As an added note, when it comes to paying for any necessary legal proceedings to protect your mother, including a potential...
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The short answer is yes, a properly drafted POA can give your agent the power to do estate planning, including amending or writing a new will. ...
It sounds like you need someone independent to review things and ensure your mother is not being taken advantage of by anyone. In Colorado, we...
I'm sorry to hear of the complications. Part of the answer depends on how the property was titled when your father passed away, the rest depends...
A Power of Attorney (making someone the attorney in fact) is typically valid upon disability and becomes ineffective upon death. Since your mother...
Whether or not the will was filed within the required time period should not affect the validity of the will. If the executor has the will and has...
I'm so sorry about the potential loss of some precious family items. In order to have an executor removed, you would typically have to be able to...
To add to Mr. Myers' answer, if there is an attorney who has the will he/she should be notified. They would have a responsibility to provide the...
I'm so sorry for your loss and for the lack of available funds for her funeral. This is one of the reasons planning is so important. As the...