Can you get power of attorney over a person who cannot make any decesion on their own without siblings signing the form

Power of attorney can be grant by the principal only if the principal has capacity to execute the document. The mere fact that someone has...

How do I contest a will that was made in my absence by my father and siblings without my input (oldest Son) in the state of Va?

Your father was not require to consult you. In addition, you have no right to know whats in the will while your father is living. Your father can...

Does your dad have a criminal attorney? The issue that you are going to have is execution of legal documents at the prison - jail?

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I cannot answer on Arizona law but in California the court has discretion who to charge the fees to. The PVP (court appointed attorney) is usually...

I agree with all the attorneys. I would add, however, going to war with your parents is a serious thing. Everyone should take a step back. You...

My father is giving me a large monetary gift of $50k. Do I have to report this for tax purposes?

To clarify what the others have said, the donee (you) is is not responsible for reporting the gift for income or gift tax purposes. Your father...

I have an elderly man who rented from me and loaned me $37K 3 years ago. He gifted me the amount and then re wrote notes adding

This is going to be tough. He was an elderly individual as defined in Welfare and Institutions code and a lawyer will try to fit this into an...

Can a Trustee (my sister) sell the principle asset of the Trust (our mother's condo) and never inform me (beneficiary of sale.

The answer is yes and no and very fact dependent. Most likely the sale was authorized under the general provisions of the trust. A duty to advise...

What's the difference b/w theft by executor w/ intent to defraud beneficiary and the misapplication of fiduciary property?

Why the use of the word "disowned"? Estranged? The fact that someone declares another is disowned has not legal relevance. A child is a child...

No that is not correct. The parents are next in line. The first in this instance would be a personal representative for the son's (father's)...