I had POA of finances and health of my mother while she lived with me for 9 months. My sister moved her out of my house on 7/25

My colleagues are correct. You may not be able to afford to pay your mother, but you cannot afford not to consult with a local elder law attorney....

Will a 7 year old felony conviction bar me from being the executor of my grandparents' will?

Mr. Steinacker's response is right on. You are precluded from the executor role. Your grandparents should select someone else.

I NEED HELP 1. mY HUBBY JUST HAD A STROKE (AGE 57) AND I NEED TO GET POWER OF ATTY.

You have provided a lot of information, but nothing from which to analyze your situation. You should immediately consult with an estate planning...

When a person dies intestate (without a will), their probate assets pass under the statutory scheme. Generally this means that 1/2 of the property...

My sister ( Romanian citizenship) is living in uk right now and wants to give me the guardianship of her baby .

You should contact an attorney that specializes in international adoptions.

I have stayed in my deceased mom and dad's house for the past 10 years and been solely responsible for taxes, upkeep, etc.

I agree with my colleagues in that you do not have a strong argument for adverse possession. Based on your fact statement, how did you homestead...

My 88 year old mother co-signed student loans for 3 granchildern. She recently passed away.

The estate is likely subject to the student loan liability. There may be differences in the extent of the liability based on whether the loans...

Given the size of your brother's estate, there is likely a simplified process to become the administrator of the estate so that you can liquidate...

Pensions are contractual arrangements. In order to determine the employer's obligations and the heirs' rights, you would have to review the...

I am listed as inheritor to my fathers house on his will, however he has a prenup drawn up afterwards giving my stepmother life

Mr. Frederick's response is correct. Your father's will is not set in stone until he passes away. He can only give you what he has as of the time...