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Who signs a POA?
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Answered on January 28, 2015
Yes, the only people required to sign it is the person who is having it drawn up and the notary. No witnesses or the attorney-in-fact. If your...
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Can a spouse spenddown assets to qualify for Medicaid by transferring assets to an immediate annuity FBO the community spouse.
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Answered on January 28, 2015
I strongly advise you to meet with a Medicaid planning attorney. You shouldn't rely on the general advice that you will get here because if you...
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Do I need a Power of Attorney if I have a current will?
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Answered on January 28, 2015
The short answer is yes you should have a power of attorney. A basic estate plan usually includes a will, power of attorney, and advanced health...
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Title loan never paid on repo man says constable will come to my home and arrest me? What can they do and can I keep car hidden
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Answered on January 27, 2015
The title loan company does not have to send the bill to "collections" in order to collect on the loan. A constable will only arrest you for this...
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Ex took out a loan on a car for me, I gave it back to him, am I liable?
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Answered on January 27, 2015
Verbal agreements are still agreements and are binding in most cases; however, he would at least have to sign the deed over to you if you are going...
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Mother signed a legal document and died a few months later. Can soundness of mind be an issue if she was under heavy pain meds?
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Answered on January 19, 2015
There isn't very much detail in the situation you described above. It really depends on the document itself and any relevant Medicaid (or...
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I hear my deed needs to be updated to get asset protection for trusts under the new Hawaii law.
What do I need to do?
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Answered on January 18, 2015
Speak to a Hawaii estate planning attorney. They usually offer free consultations.
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Can personal rep for estate evict only one of the bennifary when there is two living in the house
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Answered on January 17, 2015
It depends on the Will itself. You should discuss this with an attorney because you might have options.
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Can A home that is in a living trust I am entitled to 50% of be taken as trust property and not where I live anymore
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Answered on January 17, 2015
You should consult with an attorney. There might be some options.
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If grandma is old and sometimes doesn't understand things, how do I make sure she is competent to execute a trust or a will?
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Answered on January 15, 2015
You need to have her visit with an attorney to prepare the estate plan. Your grandmother just needs to be competent at the time of signing. ...
