Can separate property for an inheritance be challenged if it was resultant from an extramarital affair during your marriage?

An inheritance is always separate property. I’m so sorry. Hope you find a really aggressive divorce attorney.

What can I do as to getting power of attorney for my 36 year old son who has been proven incompetent?

I'm sorry, but a power of attorney can't do what you want. Someone isn't released from jail just because someone gets a power of attorney. If your...

If i live w/& take care of my grandpa and he dies is there a way that i can continue living in the home if my dad tries selling

No, I'm sorry. If your grandfather didn't write a will or a trust giving you the home, it goes to his children.

Lived with father for over 1 + years he died now my step sister & brother are kicking me out

Until one of them is named as executor, they have no right to evict you. Contact Legal Aid for help against this illegal eviction. Once they have...

How can i find my dad 401k or his lost life insurance policy?

If you're allowed to edit your post, please do that immediately and remove the identifying information. That should NEVER be posted in a public...

If my spouse dies before divorce judgement, am I still entitled to his estate?

Without a will the property will pass by intestate succession. Unless he had children from another relationship, at least half will go to you,...

Do I need a will or set up a trust to pass my rental properties&bank saving to my parner living togethe for pass 12 years in CA?

A beneficiary designation on a stock account gives the account to the person named when you die. But you have other assets as well. I STRONGLY...

Can i change mothers trust if she was cohersed to change it?

The change in the trust may or may not be valid. Most people with dementia have capacity to make and change estate planning documents for several...

You would need to meet with an attorney and a CPA to discuss that. Whether you CAN would depend on the terms of the trust. Whether you SHOULD...

No, Medicare has no right of recovery. Yes, you have bypassed probate. If your mother has final bills, such as co-pays or deductibles from her last...