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My mother in law is ill and has moved in with us.She had been living with another daughter who has her power of attorney
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Answered on March 31, 2012
She can sign it in front of a notary. The notary assures that she signed it no matter the shakiness. Consider a guardianship. Get past swapping...
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What steps do I take to prevent this from happening?
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Contact health dept with your pictures.
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Recourse to prevent my step-sister from selling assets of my father's estate?
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Answered on March 31, 2012
You have done it. In my state one who takes property from an estate is liable for triple damages.
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Need information on assets not known to Medicad
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Answered on March 31, 2012
Talk to attorney. Medicaid qualifiers can have a small amount of cash. It used to be $2000.00. Very dangerous. Medicaid wants to assert liability...
My father wants to get my brother and I emancipated, is it possible if my brother isnt self sufficient? Are his intentions good?
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Answered on March 31, 2012
Emancipation unusual after 21. Your bother is not full time student thus he is not child. The back support is due. A change of status likely won't...
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Do i have to get a lawyer to get guardianship of my grandson
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Get a lawyer. Her consent will help.
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How Many Days from the Filing Date Must I Be Served?
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Answered on March 31, 2012
You attorney can find out the amounts. Bankruptcy should wash this all away but you are effectively judgment proof if you are on ssi.
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Grandparents wanting physical custody of grandchild
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Answered on March 31, 2012
Get lawyer. Consent of parent might be helpful. Does the child reside with you often?
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Can I file 2 utility patent applications for the same product but for different uses?
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No file one application. Add more claims to other inventions.
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My attorney wants me, the plaintiff, to file an offer of judgment, for "fee shifting". Can he drop me and charge a lien?
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Answered on March 31, 2012
You are potentially liable for opponents attorneys fees regardless of whether you file offer. Opponents offer is the trigger.
Offer gets opponent...
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