Prepare, file, notice an AMENDED Form DE-121 "NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE". Present AMENDED Form DE-121 to publisher. Be sure all...

Looking for Bankruptcy Attorney- Low Income

Contact a local bankruptcy attorney and explain your situation. If you are on a fixed income, own no major assets and your case is not of the...

The Automatic Stay provisions of Title 11 USC §362 operate as a stay applicable to all entities of the commencement or continuation of a process to...

Yes. This can be result of identity theft. Contact alleged employer, Social Security office, credit reporting agencies. Investigate and alert...

What are the property rights of an elder dependant adult, 88 years old not capable of managing and belonging to the elder?

Yes. Mother has rights. Information provided raises issues of elder abuse; fraud. Review all facts with elder law counsel.

Is POA valid 8 years after the signer is diagnosed with dementia ? capacity in april , then claims incapacity in June ?

Maybe. If durable POA which has not been revoked or suspended it may be valid. Based on facts cited, you should review court records to determine...

Coroner destroyed the remains of a family member and will not let me view the body. Is there a possible claim?

Maybe. Based on information information provided you may have claim against coroner. In California you hae rights under "loss of sepulcher" and...

What arrangements does parent need to make with mortgage lender and in her estate plan so her son can retain low rate?

Yes. You and mother can pre-plan for transition of loan to you and retaining low interest rate. Mother and you can meet with banker and seek to...

Is there an attorney out there who would be interested in suing a bank for garnishing my SS disability insurance ,Columbia SC.

What is the banks explanation as to why they did this? Banks don't typically "garnish" bank accounts. Bank accounts are generally levied upon...

How long can I stay at my parent's house? Do I have to move while the property goes through probate?

You may be able to stay at house forever. Depends on how parents estate is ultimately distributed. Probate may/not be required. Some. not all...