Can my sister's boyfriend go to jail for dating her and she's underage?

How old is her boyfriend? Your question really doesn't apply to guardianship. It is a criminal defense question. I have changed the practice area...

Can I use a standard Power of Attorney or do i need a MVD PoA to register a vehicle?

A MVD POA is just a specialized limited power of attorney but it is not the only way matters can be handled. We can't see the document to which you...

My son is trying to contest a will that he was left out of

As you yourself have stated, "He died the day before his appointment to do so." Not only is a Will not a Will until it is signed and witnessed, it...

She won't be able to access your LTC policy with just a medical POA. You will need to execute a durable generable power of attorney. If you make...

Can I, as executor, sell my parents' home without putting it in the beneficiaries' names first?

You can only sign as executor if a probate has been opened and the court appointed you as such. I do not practice in TN but in many states you need...

If the fiduciary refuses to give me an inventory after our Dad has passed, will she have to cover my legal expenses?

You haven't indicated where your father resides, but Washington has adopted the Uniform Power of Attorney Act. Under that model act a presumptive...

When I was aunt's POA, sister took 84 yr old aunt with dementia to her bank, withdrew all money for herself were laws broken?

This may well constitute abuse, neglect, and exploitation of a vulnerable adult which activities are criminal in most if not all states. You should...

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Is it leagle for my 17 year old daughter to be my 19 year old sons ssi checks payee, she is very immature herself

She is only 17. She is not an adult. I am sure Social Security will have some objections.

The later POA would control if it states that all earlier POAs are revoked and the agents are notified. He can only execute a new POA if he has the...

How to probate the estate of a decedent who died intestate and whose heirs-at-law are nowhere to be found?

There are "heir search" companies in the business of locating missing heirs for a fee. The costs would come out of the deceased's estate.