My sister has POA, I have POA of my mom's medical decisions.My sister moved her to another state based on her medical condition
No. Based on information provided, I do not believe you have viable claim for ED against your sister.
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No. Based on information provided, I do not believe you have viable claim for ED against your sister.
Maybe. Better solution is to contact your credit card company and have them investigate, reverse improper charges, stop future charges.
Based on information provided, the house is not in your name. The trust needs to be administered. This includes distributing the house pursuant...
Maybe. You will only be liable if you sign in personal capacity or guarantee payment of attorney fees. Carefully review review the proposed...
Very unlikely defendant will release funds in absence of agreement by all heirs.
Maybe/Probably not. If you were named individually, defended and lost, you cannot not remove your name from judgment.
Language you refer to is a classic "no contest clause' which is quite common. The effect of the "no contest clause" is to disinherit a beneficiary...
Yes. judgment will remain on credit history..
Question confusing. Not clear if we are dealing with probate estate, trust estate, beneficial interest, inheritance. Do not assume estate value...
"Reasonable" depends on several factors, including, not limited to: -market conditions; -prudence of rehabilitation before selling other...