I believe you may be asking about what is often referred to as a "Living Will" which sets out what level of care you want should you become...

I am sorry but your question is way too disjointed and confusing to be answered here. One important particular (and there are several) is when did...

I disagree with the previous answer. But the true answer is "you need to bring your case [and evidence] to other attorneys". There are plenty of PI...

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Yes, Attorney Straus is correct. I just want to stress that this is not a "do it yourself" project, you will need an attorney to male sure it is...

This question is more appropriately posed to the Elder Law section. Of course the "old man" can change his POA - he has likely done it at least...

This is an interesting situation! I hope another attorney who had a similar issue sees and answers this. My thought is that if it is clear the...

Mostly, the answer is every attorney's favorite answer, "It depends." Here, the basic standard is reasonableness. Even if the Trust stated "sell...

Dear Asker, from your later comments, it seems the attorney is double-dipping and is potentially getting himself into a disqualifying position. To...

Assuming thebreust held the cars (that they were not already distributed to other beneficiaries) you should be able to get your portion of the cash...

Yo answer your question I have to make few assumptions, which may not all be correct. The trust likely does not discuss anything more than...