Do I have rights to monies left by ex-in laws after they die ---if my ex-husband received moeny/assets.

You are not likely entitled to anything unless your ex-in laws specifically named you in their estate planning documents. Your children...

Does my wife need to seek out an estate planning attorney in the state of Texas

It is important for your wife to seek the help of an attorney in Texas who is knowledgeable in Texas Medicaid law. Although Medicaid is a federal...

My Husband is still on his Ex's Mortgage. How do we get his VA Loan back? She hasn't done a thing for a year in a half.

Unfortunately there is not much you can do in this case. What you would need the bank to do is something called a novation. With a novation the...

My father still owns property with his ex-wife, he currently wants to turn it over to me. How can this be done?

It can be done in a few ways but some are better than others. For one thing, your father can only transfer the 1/2 interest he owns. He will...

Are the proceeds from a life insurance policy recoverable by MediCal should I have needed MediCal assistance at the end of life?

It depends, on the beneficiary designation on the insurance policy. If the beneficiary designation is to your children, or to the funeral home,...

What is the process for getting a power of attorney and being appointed guardian of mother who has mental illness?

I respectfully disagree with all three of the above opinions. You see, a diagnosis of dementia alone is not an indication that someone does not...

If my husband and I have lived apart do I need to get a power of attorney to handle his affairs, he is ill

Yes, you will need a power of attorney, but i strongly recommend you seek out a good attorney. I am close to Long Beach, on Orange County and can...

Estate planning

You probably do not. Keep in mind i have not seen your trust and it is possible that you can. That said, the way you ask your question leads me...

WHAT WOULD BE A REASONABLE QUOTE FOR A NON-COMPLICATED ESTATE PLANNING

practice in California and a fee for a couple with a modest estate (unlikely to be worth more than $1M on their death) usually runs about $2000.00...

This fee could be very reasonable, or it could be way to high. You see depends on the scope of the planning and your particular circumstances. I...