Will a special needs trust protect my parents' assets?
Larry is absolutely correct. Words matter, especially in the area of supplemental needs trusts where the issue could come down to whether your...
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Larry is absolutely correct. Words matter, especially in the area of supplemental needs trusts where the issue could come down to whether your...
Your parents have to be competent to give you their power of attorney. Your post stresses that they may lack that level of capacity. That my leave...
Generally that is true, but be aware that there is a difference between not being able to keep her safe any longer and not wanting to be bothered....
The susceptibility of vulnerable seniors to the approaches unscrupulous "new friends" is a common concern. Often the vulnerable adult is flattered...
A personal residence is an exempt asset for Medicaid provided the individual has an intent to return home. I do not practice in Georgia, but can...
yours is not a simple fact situation. You have a lot going on. I can tell you from experience that while you may want to care for your husband and...
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Unless the POA has a termination date and assuming it is durable, as Joe Pippen says, it is probably just stale. We run across this problem all...
Like Tate, I too have read all the responses and comments and would only comment that while you say that you can't afford to hire an attorney, I...
In your comment to Attorney Friedman, one of the most respected and knowledgeable elder law attorneys in the country, you say that you already have...
Generally, ones residence is determined by intent. If the son left his parent's home intending to establish the apartment as his new permanent...