Can a live in caretakers be evicted immediately for drugs and stealing money from from the person she is suppose to be taking ca

The big question is who has the power to evict them. You say your mother is disabled. Are you her conservator, or do you at least have a durable...

Can my mom be cutout of her inheritance?

You should immediately consult an attorney. Your cousin cannot do a disclaimer for your mother. But it might be advantageous for you to do the...

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How do I make sure my brother wont take my inheritance when he has threatened restraining order and has gotten power of attorney

You should realize that the bank account and the CD's will go to your brother. It is possible that this is what your mother desires. This...

How would I go about getting my portion of the estate money. My name is peter and thanks for your help.

You refer to a will and to a trust. If there was a trust, your sister is obligated to follow its terms. If there was money to be distributed, she...

How can I fight for my rights to inherited firearms from the power of attorney?

It's rarely a good idea to waive any rights. If the rifles are still in the estate, they should go to you. If the rifles have already been sold...

If a statement is written that you are facing felony charges for petty theft defamation of character?

While they may have been wrong about the level of the charges, you appear to admit that they exist. Few judges will want to appoint an estate...

How can we help Grandma change her will if she has a current POA who refuses?

As Mr. Armstrong stated, the grandmother can make any changes she wants to her estate plan if she has capacity. There are some attorneys who make...

Can one withdraw from a person's checking or savings account if one has obtained a power of attorney?

I'm sorry for the stresses you are having with the bank during this difficult time. The bank is very likely worried that your sister no longer had...

My dad passes without will, One of my brothers and his lawyer

The short answer is, no, this is NOT legal. All heirs are required to be sent notice of probate being opened. Your sister has two options, one of...

A conservatorship of the person and the estate will give the conservator control over both the finances and your mother's care. To be doubly sure,...