Power of attorney sell a home that has been willed to the Son that took care of parent who is now in nursing home

The previous answer is correct that if the Power of Attorney has the authority to make real estate transactions, you would have to show that he was...

Would I have to pay back the State for Medicaid cost?

Estate recovery for provided Medicaid services typically only applies to Long Term Care programs. This does not include Medicaid coverage provided...

How do I get my parents to be classified as in competent to make decisions for their well-being?

I would add to the previous answers that if they have valid POAs, these are generally considered "less restrictive alternatives" to guardianship...

Can I renounce being executor of my mother's estate ?

You can resign as executor. However, if Medicaid is suing you personally, resigning as executor will not solve your problem. There are a lot of...

Given all the uncertainties with how (or even whether) your sister is administering the estate and questions about undue influence, I strongly urge...

When do I have to report a settlement to medicaid.

You definitely need to see an elder law attorney. A special needs trust (either individual or pooled) is a possibility if you are under 65. Also,...

Is a willed life estate instantly activated upon death or does it require a specific court order to become active?

You will need to open a probate in a Washington Superior Court. Through the probate action, the court will verify the validity of the will and ...

How can one protect a minors estate from his own mother?

You need to hire an attorney to look into the situation. Assets such as the 401k that have beneficiaries listed will pass to these beneficiaries...

How does one get into a safety deposit box after a person dies as executor? Have a will.

You will need to open a probate action with in the Superior Court of any Washington county. Note, however, that there are additional requirements...

Executor of estate questions

I agree that you need to immediately seek legal counsel to prevent further damage. The "nonintervention" clause that you quote does not prevent...