Can I get a Power of attorney instead of a guardianship for my child?

Yes -- you can execute as set of special powers of attorney to empower your friend to sign on your behalf regarding matters concerning your minor...

If you suspect a person's assets were not declared during the medicaid app process, what actions should you take?

Of course state laws differ -- 1st of all, generally speaking if you were not involved in the Senior's application then you have no legal duty to...

Since I am a step-child, do I have the legal authority to force my step-father into an assisted care facility?

Each state handles conservatorships-guardianships over seniors differently. If your father is unable to manage his own affairs you will be able to...

We are considering using an RME to qualify our Franchise for a contractors license.

I would need to confirm that the rules haven't changed, but I'm fairly certain that the California contractors license board does allow an...

I need to give at least temporary guardianship to a close friend of the family for my son with Aspberger's Syndrome. What si th

As the father of seventeen month old twins (and an often over enthusiastic and sometimes jealous four and a half year old) I can imagine your...

If a home is transferred into a trust, will there be a look-back period when applicant is not elegible for Medi-Cal?

Unfortunately Carl is right. Medi-Cal wants to be able to assert its lien rights after the Senior has died. Exempting the transfer of the house...

In order to move your father you would need to be given the legal authority to move him. Each state's standards and procedures for what is...

If a state and federal tax has been added to something, can this TAX plus cost be taxed again?

Unfortunately it is 'legal' -- morally offensive, but legal. If you look at your basic income tax payments -- you will find that the money going...

Hello, my mother in law passed on Friday. She had no assets and no will. Do the two sons have to initiate probate?

No assets -- no probate required. Ordinarily heirs are liable for decedents debts to the extent they have received -- no receipt, no liability. ...

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In Michigan does husband have the right to file income tax on his own?

Your Husband can file separately - but depending upon your circumstances, it may cost him much more than he believes. If one of a married filing...