Which is better to get, Power of Attorney, Conservatorship or Guardianship to take care of my Mom?

As others have indicated, if your mom has existing estate planning documents in place, you probably will not need a conservatorship to manage her...

What steps can my best friend take to protect her from future bills etc caused by her husband?

There's actually two parts to the question: 1) avoiding being wiped out by long term care costs and; 2) avoiding responsibility for other debts he...

How do i become conservator for my mother?

See an attorney experienced in Conservatorships and their alternatives. I mention alternatives, as often there are tools to address the problems...

The trustee has the obligation to prudently managing the,property for the beneficiaries. Typically a house would either be sold, rented, or...

Will my family loose medical benefits if my father left me 115000 after he died ?

You mention SSDI, Medicare and Medi-Cal. The SSDI and the Medicare would be unaffected by your reciept of $115,000. You would, however, loose the...

There is a process to get there, but which one you can use depends initially on whether or not the boat, not wiithstanding it being in his name, is...

I receive medcal and Medicare. My father died and left me 113000. ?

It will not affect your Medicare, but wthout planning, you would loose your Medi-Cal. You should consult with an elder law attorney in your area. ...

Can someone willingly withdraw from inheritance?

Much depends on the nature of the programs your brother is on. If it is a means-tested program such as SSI, they will treat "disclaimed" property...

Hospital discharge for elderly?

Oppose the discharge on those grounds. There is an appeal form on the back of the discharge notice. You’ll get a decision within a day or so. Don't...

Can I as an individual and beneficiary make a formal request for an accounting of an irrevocable trust based in California?

Assuming you are a current beneficiary, you are at least entitled to information. A formal account will be required also unless the trust waives...