The answer is that you cannot do it. A Power of Attorney is something a person grants, and he cannot grant it if he is unconscious. What you need...

Be sure to check your County Clerk's web site for the correct forms if doing it yourself. You will also need an original copy of the death...

The big issue there is how to do it with the lowest tax burden. It definitely has to pass upon your friend's death, and not through Probate, to...

This is actually one of the classic uses of a Trust -- to protect assets for people who aren't good with money or have other money issues. You can...

You need to see the deed. You can go to the County Clerk's office, or sometimes their website, or pay a fee to parcelquest, to see the deed. If...

It is time (or past time) to establish a Conservatorship for him. You can be Conservator but you should also name a second Conservator for when...

If she won't cooperate then you are pretty much out of luck. A Will would have to go through Probate anyway. To avoid Probate she needs to put...

Yes, at the very least have a Will. To protect the house form being lost I would use a trust. DO NOT put her on the Will now (except as a...

The most urgent need is for a Power of Attorney and an Advance Health Care Directive; that will allow her to act on his behalf. You can do both...

You can amend your trust for minor changes. For big changes then you might want to start over, but not usually.