My husband and the mother of his son have 50/50 custody can I be the POA of his son without her permission?

A POA is a grant of authority from an individual to act on their behalf in certain circumstances. In order to grant this authority, the person must...

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Seeking to file a succession without an attourney, is it possible?

You must file the succession because there is real property involved. However, there may be a free legal services organization in your area or you...

It depends on the language contained within the POA. However, generally an attorney-in-fact is only liable for actions that were made in bad faith...

How can i stop creditors from taking/putting a lean on my house?

As an heir, you do not have any liability for the debts of your mother. Her estate has the obligation to satisfy the debts, not your assets....

My Mother is in a rest home and plans to stay being paid by Medicad.

Absent any other agreement, it appears to me that your only right to the home is as a tenant. However, you may have some future interest in the...

Can I make an offer on an estate before it comes out of probate?

You would need to look at the will to see if the heirs were granted a general or limited power of appointment. If granted a general power of...

Jackson county oregan, p.o.a, exeuctor and trustee issues small estate, estate attorney informed judge there was no need

I know this is not something you probably want to hear, but you MUST retain an attorney. That is the bottom line based upon what you have outlined....

If you are a beneficiary under the will you are entitled to see a copy of the will. You can ask if you are beneficiary under the will and if you...

Can I get my inheritance back from my grandmother after signing it over to my mother ( in trust ) she give it to me after

I don't know if I fully understand what you are asking, but once you have legally disclaimed or given your rights to another person, the only way...

If property taxes are paid by someone who doesn't own the property do they automatically become owners of that property?

I agree with Mr. Westendorf's answer that although adverse possession is unlikely in this situation because you are allowing her to reside in the...