Another question regarding my husbands facility.
I am assuming that this is a Health Care Power of Attorney, and that it is clear that your husband lacks any capacity to make any health care...
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I am assuming that this is a Health Care Power of Attorney, and that it is clear that your husband lacks any capacity to make any health care...
Your rights vary based on whether or not the creator(s) of the trust, presumably your father-in-law, is still alive or not, if he is not, Mr....
We can't tell if from your question whether or not this will be a trust administration or a probate. If trust, it would largely depend on the...
The expenses of trust administration should be born by the trust. It is the trustee, not the executor under the will who has the power to sell. ...
No, that would not be the best way to handle it. More costly than alternatives, would involve court, and she could oppose...requiring a trial. By...
You have received some good advice. The bottom line is that much will depend on the terms of the trust, and much will depend on your willingness...
For several reasons, that's not a good way to handle that issue. However, the good news is that there are good ways to do this. Since the amount...
I think you will have trouble with the "little to no retainer" part. It is far from a sure thing for an attorney entering in such a matter that...
Anybody willing to pay a filing fee can "go to court." That said, if she couldn't afford to help with the costs, it is doubtful she will be...
I strongly agree with Mr. Davis. Your mother's success will depend on advocacy. Do not accept representations from providers about what Medicare...