Is it a crime to withdraw money from an account when you knowingly no longer have Power of Attorney for those accounts?

You are correct that your uncle was no longer your grandmother's attorney-in-fact. You should immediately consult an attorney and you should file...

Anyone can make a report to the DMV usually it is a physician but once it is reported the DMV has to act and you have to submit a DME which shows...

How how can I get my sister to give me half of your inheritance money my mother left behind?

I think you need to see an attorney because it is difficult to understand your question. That said, if your sister is the successor trustee to...

After you refinance you can place the property into your revocable trust and your son can be the beneficiary. Whether the loan is assumable will...

Does a quit claim deed cancel any possibility of a quiet claim?

If your husband was the owner of record for the property and he died intestate, you will need to open a probate to get the property transferred. I...

My son's grandma left a living trust his aunt, is the trustee .what if she cheated my son??

You can ask for a copy of the trust from the aunt who is trustee. If she administers it properly, and your son is named in the trust, she will...

My mother passed away in L.A. County, CA.. I reside in Riverside County, CA. Who has jurisdiction for a WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT?

I changed the practice area to wrongful death. Someone with expertise in that area can give you more guidance. I believe the venue for any...

Lawyer Sold Property 100,000 less than appraisal value?

If the attorney was able to transfer title of what I assume is real property, he or she must have had the legal power (through court appointment or...

3 weeks after dad died my mother and her 2 adult sons met with trust/ will originator. She failed to advise on beneficiary desig

Your question is difficult to understand. Take any documentation you have and find a local probate attorney for a consultation. He or she will...

Depending on the powers your mother granted to your sister in the POA, she could have the power to attempt to evict you from the property or rent...