Mother Died on 2-2-2014, Should I Sign my Rights as Administrator for Will and Estate Rights ReNunciation To a Family Member?

The Power of Attorney held by your sister is now worthless because it expired when your mother passed. There is no "attempt" for a Medicaid Estate...

I want to write a legal will regarding my son's future care in the event of my death.

A will in California is never notarized; it must be witnessed by two people unrelated to you. Because you have a minor child, and a potential...

My mother in law has stated she would like me to inherit the portion of her estate which would have gone to my wife.

My condolences on the loss of your wife. However, as a son-in-law, you do not have an automatic interest in your mother-in-law's estate. Her...

My dad meet this girl a year a go when he had stage 4 colin cancer and he just past and she says she is the power of attorney

In California a Power of Attorney expires when the person who granted it dies. The girlfriend has no continuing authority. If your father did not...

How do I get B of A to release funds from deceased mother's acct?

We really need more information to answer this question properly. Is there a probate filed? If so, does someone have "letters of administration,"...

Probate Small Estate DE-310

You cannot file a Small Estate DE-310. In California a small estate is one with real estate valued at $50,000 or less, or total assets of $150,000...

Is it necessary to have a POA notarized if it is only for doing a real estate transaction and other related transactions? I was

In California a Durable Power of Attorney must be notarized. Additionally, any documents related to a transaction involving real property must be...

How to find reputable will/trust attorney in Tampa/St.Pete area?

This is correct. Only an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida will be able to prepare a deed that complies with Florida law. An excellent...

My brother and I are the beneficiaries of a trust(mother) with a house the only asset. can I separate my interests from brother?

The answer is YES. If your brother owns any interest in real property, she can put a lien on his interest and correct the child support...

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My husband is dying and has no will. Will his grown children from previous marriages be entitled to anything?

In California, when someone dies without a will, it is called dying "intestate." If your accounts are in joint tenancy with your husband, they...