Is there a need for a California affidavit to be attached to a dated Health Care Power of Attorney form?
Your Health Care Directive is fine as is. Probate is for when you are deceased and the Health Care Directive is while you are alive but...
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Your Health Care Directive is fine as is. Probate is for when you are deceased and the Health Care Directive is while you are alive but...
You can but it is a bad idea. The point of a Will is to make sure your final wishes are carried out. You really want to give that job to someone.
That Will works but you leave a nasty mess for someone after the second of you dies. Use a Trust to avoid Probate.
If you live there she has to evict you. If yo have lived there more than a year then you get 60 days notice, otherwise 30 days. Your local...
It is always better to have the in the name of the Trust. NOT IRAs or 401Ks though.
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Don’t gift away large assets! This is all about your tax basis in the asset. The tax basis is the amount the IRS uses to figure out your profit...
Don’t gift away large assets like a house! This is all about your tax basis in the asset. The tax basis is the amount the IRS uses to figure out...
It depends, but 99% of the time you need to wind up Mom's trust. Just follow the instructions in the trust. You don't get to re-write it or...
It sounds like you want a Will. You can hire it done or do a simple one on line.
If a person is not capable of making their own decisions (coma, dementia, etc.) then someone needs to make them for her. A PoA is best for his,...