Would a conservatorship be the correct way to take control of my injured and mentally impaired mother's assets?

Mr. Chen is correct. If your mother has the requisite capacity to execute a POA, that would most likely suffice. If she does not have that...

How do I obtain court records for the outcome of my daughters estate?

The probate records are public. You should contact the court to see if you can get copies of the documents online for review. You will be able to...

My rights as a ssi tenant?

Mr. Frederick and Mr. Fromm are both correct. Your next step must be to meet with a probate attorney to review the circumstances of how your...

My colleagues are correct. Provided that you act within the scope of the DPOA as agent, you should not be personally liable for your father's...

What is the Colorado address for submission of the Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property for small estate?

Mr. Frederick has provided solid advice, as is usually the case. I agree with his response and would only add that consulting with a probate...

What can we do when one sibling refuses to sell our deceased mother's home? Can we take her to court. The home is in Fla.

You have two courses of action available. First, you can believe your sister about your mother's death-bed wishes and comply. Or, you can consult...

Should my mother in a nursing home spend down by paying off her mortgage? It is JTWROS.

My colleagues are correct. A thorough evaluation of your mother's situation is required in order to provide a reasonable response to this...

Can the court order a permanent conservatorship in Wisconsin?

The nature of a conservatorship is permanent. The conservatorship will continue until terminated by the court. In that sense, it is permanent...

Is a Wisconsin Conservatorship a Civil procedure?

Conservatorships are a civi form of action within the probate department.

In new york state if my father put the house in a living trust so that it won't be sold to pay any of my debt once in my name

Mr. Fromm is exactly correct. This is an estate planning question that should be between your father and his estate planning attorney. This is...