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Mother was told she must transfer interest in her home to qualify for Medicare. Can this transfer be set aside?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
Medicare is not a needs based program, it is an entitlement. Whether or not she owns a home should be irrelevant to her Medicare eligibility. I...
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As an LLC, what do I need to file in order to do business in other states?
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Answered on July 28, 2014
You do not need to have an LLC to buy and lease homes in any state. However, if you are going to be a landlord renting, managing, improving,...
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What does it mean trust split?
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Answered on August 08, 2013
Many trusts are set up such that on the date of death of the first spouse, the trust can split into two or even three separate trusts, with the...
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How much time do you have to file against or contest a trust in the state of California?
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Answered on August 08, 2013
First, you should consult with a California estates and trust attorney. Second, in general, if the trustee has filed a pour over will or last will,...
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Can a personal rep take estate car out of the state
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Answered on July 15, 2013
The primary concern I have is the wear and tear on the vehicle, and the potential liability if he is in an accident. If he is using the vehicle...
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Need to protect separate living trusts, finances etc, of a spouse in the event of Alzheimer or loss of capacity in the other.
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Answered on April 20, 2013
You should have the trusts and ancillary documents (powers of attorney, community property agreement) updated for WA and 2013, with strong emphasis...
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My father died over a year ago, my mother was left everything in his will.. he is owed money from a supplimental ins co. ...
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Answered on April 20, 2013
It is most likely that you will have to open a probate and obtain a CURRENT Letter Testamentary to clear title to this asset. If they had a...
How long does a sibling have to contest a Will?
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Answered on April 20, 2013
Usually, after the Will is filed, a sibling has 120 from receipt of Notice of the filing to contest the Will or make a claim.
How can I take legal control over elderly parent's finances who is unwilling, but showing signs of incompetence?
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Answered on October 23, 2012
You need to engage a lawyer to review the merits of filing for a financial guardianship (conservatorship) over your father's finances. The lawyer...
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