Do I need to go to court to file the power of attorney forms my father and I just signed or is the form valid by itself?
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Answered on April 10, 2014
Neither the financial/property power of attorney, nor the health care power of attorney require a court filing. They are independent contracts...
How do I get power of attorney over my grandma who has dementia?
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Answered on April 10, 2014
Generally speaking a power of attorney is a contract allowing someone to act on your behalf. A person who is not mentally capable of comprehending...
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I own my house outright and want to sign it over to my mother, how would i do this the cheapest way,
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Answered on December 13, 2013
If the property is in the United States, there may be a number of ways for you to make a transfer, depending upon the state where the property is...
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Can I legally access an IRA to be split three ways?
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Answered on December 13, 2013
The IRA passes outside the will and is not subject to probate, so the will does not govern unless there are no living beneficiaries on the IRA....
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My moms house is up for sale how do I get part of the money
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Answered on December 13, 2013
It is all in how ownership is held. If the deed is solely in Mom's name, the proceeds of the sale will go to her, entirely, if she is living. If...
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Now that my husband has passed away is that home mine or my daughters? Can the bank forclose? Does the deed stand? In Indiana.
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Answered on August 20, 2012
I will try to give you a general answer, but any answer will depend upon assumed facts, as there are many facts missing. If your husband did not...
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My mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's. My sister , after she was diagnosed, got her to quit claim deed her house. Is that legal?
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Answered on August 20, 2012
Your question raises a myriad of other questions that would be asked by a good estate litigation lawyer in your state. What was your sister's...
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How do siblings get $15,000 returned to our mother's estate which another sibling withdrew from my mother's bank account?
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Answered on March 22, 2012
The short answer is that you should notify the attorney for the estate of the issue. Much will depend upon the laws of your state, the language of...
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Power of Attorney
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Answered on August 05, 2011
The POA is likely a durable power of attorney, meaning that it is still valid in the event of incapacity. The POA is a contract giving permission...
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HOW CAN i BE SURE ESTATE WILL BE DIVIDED EQUALLY?
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Answered on August 05, 2011
From your question, it appears that a probate has begun. If that is the case, the laws of your state will guide the court in determining that the...
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