My mother made two power of attorneys. One for me and one for my sister. Whose in charge?
You need an attorney to review both documents. Both POAs should have revoked earlier POAs. If not, then the normal rule is to read the newer...
Huntington Beach, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Huntington Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
You need an attorney to review both documents. Both POAs should have revoked earlier POAs. If not, then the normal rule is to read the newer...
Your wife needs to talk to a probate attorney. They both can become executor. It would take the agreement of both your wife and sister in...
You exclude all real and personal property that is not in t he trust (the home), in Joint Tenancy, or is payable on death/transfer on death or has...
No. You do not need to sign the power of attorney. Some have places for the agent to sign. That has no effect on the legality, but does provide a...
The power of attorney ended the moment your mother died. Hire your own attorney today. If mom owned real property (Home) or the gross value of...
California has no "common-law" marriage. A couple is either married-with a marriage license recorded in the county where they lived when they got...
You need to file and serve on all interested parties a formal objection that spells out exactly what you are objecting to. It needs to be specific...
to add to the other answers, She needs a Regular Source of Income to file chapter 13. If she does not file all the paperwork, the case will be...
Yes you need to deliver the original to the court and amend the petition. ALSO, per local rules use your computer to prepare a printed...
Who is the other trustee? If there are co-trustees all actions concerning the trust need to be approved by all trustees unless the trust provides...