Timothy W Holt

Timothy W Holt's Answers (255)

Glendale, AZ

Estate planning Lawyer at Glendale, AZ

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Business

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Are all the powers of attorneys that I've issued in my life publiicly accessible

Timothy's answer | Answered on July 29, 2014

You can only view the ones you have recorded with the County Recorder. If you are unsure how many or where they were recorded you may need to take...

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Is a power of attorney which was granted in California still active and legal to that person who has moved to arizona ?

Timothy's answer | Answered on July 29, 2014

Your question is a little unclear to me. You say the power was 'granted' to a person who moved. If you mean that the person who was appointed as...

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I am the designated beneficiary on my friend's pension, in the even of his demise can his siblings prevent me from inheriting?

Timothy's answer | Answered on April 20, 2011

A similar question was recently presented to the US Supreme Court. In that case, which involved a 401(k) beneficiary, the Court said that the...

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If my name is on my mothers banking accounts and she passes away, does this become part of the estate or what do I need to do?

Timothy's answer | Answered on April 20, 2011

Your state laws may provide that you only own the amounts you deposited. That means that the rest is part of your mother's estate. Unless you are...

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Can I file 4 power of attorney for my sister who's Mentally Challenged (Mildly Retarded?) Can I file 4 custody of her child?

Timothy's answer | Answered on April 20, 2011

What you want is not a power of attorney. You need to become your sister's guardian and the conservator of her estate. I can't comment on what the...

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