What will happen to my medically needy Medicare and or Medicaid if by chance I do get married

Medicare is not an eligibility-based program but Medicaid is. A marriage will not affect Medicare. However, if you have been deemed eligible for...

Is there a way to make it so only the deceased, children recieve the settlement money?

Sorry to hear of your loss. The general rule is that a father's heirs are his children, sharing equally. In a situation like you've described,...

My birth mom passed April 27th but never told her girls she was sick only her son that was from her 2nd marriage.

You should contact a probate attorney licensed in Arizona, where your mother lived. If she had a will and/or a trust, either of those will indicate...

My fathe Probate and real-estate

I'm sorry about your father's passing. That's a tough loss. More information is needed for me to fully answer your question. My experience is...

My deceased father was a beneficiary of a trust deed with his siblings. Can his children be assigned as beneficiaries on a note?

I agree the siblings can assign the income from the note but I suggest the children take appropriate steps to secure their right to that...

Does a Revocable living trust have to be completely filled out to be signed with a notary to begin the Trust?

It's usually a good idea to add a new vehicle to one's living trust. Often times vehicles are overlooked or ignored for various reasons even though...

A person can always file a lawsuit but the question is whether there is a chance of success or if it is a waste of time and resources. Based on the...

The affidavit you refer to is a document you can create on your own or with the assistance of a lawyer. It will be used by the County Recorder to...

Your question falls more into a personal injury than a health care matter. I don't know much about Utah law pertaining to day-care providers....

Is it legal to gift 5 million is cash to friend if taxes are paid accordingly? What documents are necessary?

Gifting cash to others is legal. An individual can gift up to $15,000 this year (the annual exclusion for 2019) per person without having to file a...