What is the responsibility of a Power Of Attorney (Durable)?

I don't practice in Texas, but I see online where the Texas legislature just recently adopted some form of the Uniform Power of Attorney Act....

What do I need to do about my grandmothers house?

This is not a power of attorney question. If your grandmother ever did have a power of attorney it ceased to be effective when she died. What you...

I am on Social Security in MN and am about to receive a settlement.I Do I have to report the settlement?

Neither social security retirement or SSDI are "means tested" so the settlement proceeds shouldn't effect these benefits. It would if your were on...

What typing mistakes in a will can make it invalid? In having a QJSA in Ups pension plan, I get half, he died do I get other

Scribner's errors such as misspellings are generally overlooked if the intent is clear, but your question goes beyond the skill of the typist. You...

Codicil

Generally a Codicil requires the same formality in execution as a Will (two witnesses if that is what is required of a Will). But as has been...

Can I be charged individual charges if I get caught with the same drug but in different forms?

I once was appointed to represent an individual in Wyoming who was picked up for DWUI. Since his car was parked on private property when they made...

Can a friend of the deceased testify for them and state where the deceased wanted their money to go?

I don't practice in your jurisdiction, but I can tell you that dead men can't testify, even with the help of a Ouija Board. When a person dies...

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Unlike a Lady Bird Deed, once a life estate has been granted, it can't be undone without the consent of the remainderman. I suspect that your...

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Can I charge my mother's estate for home health care if I did the work for 8 years for free and my brothers?

I think you have already answered your question. You did it for free so you can't charge for it now. That is one reason why written personal care...

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for a parent to name only one child as the beneficiary under a life insurance policy thinking that when the time...