My son is 28 and physically and mentally disabled how can a get medical power attorney for him

Mr. Zellinger is correct. Guardianship is usually the best long term option in such cases. Please let an attorney guide yiu through the process and...

Mr. Price is correct. The executor of the estate may usually access the account for payment of estate expenses if the bank is presented with court...

If one does not have a Will, but does have a Durable Power of Attorney (not just Medical Power of Attorney and

Ms. Lowry is correct. Additionally, a court may order a supervised guardianship, but POAs help avoid such procedures in most situations. Best of...

My wife and I have a Revocable Living Trust. Each of our three children will share 1/3 of the estate.

The other attorneys are right. You want to make sure this is done properly to avoid an expensive estate contest. Best of luck to you.

Sharing an inherited house with a sibling who doesn't agree

I am sorry for your loss. Co-ownership situations rarely work out. After you decide what to do in this situation, you have yet to determine who...

Irrevocable trust: When one grantor dies, then that half of the trust becomes unchangeable.

Trust arrangements truly depend on the language of the instrument. I suggest you meet with a trusts specialist in your area that can discuss the...

Where to file for Letters of Authority

I am sorry for your loss. Ms. Paquette has given you solid information. I suggest you find a probate attorney to walk you through this process to...

How will an inheritance effect my SSD and Medical Assist.

Mr. Zelinger is correct. Sometimes, it may be too late if the inheritance has passed to you. It's better if the executor can create the trust....

My mothers last will she appointed my sister and I co representatives of her loving trust. my sister took the title of a trustee

Mr. Zelinger is correct, you should see an attorney immediately. Best of luck to you.

How long can one ignore your Mom's attorney who is requesting a meeting on her behalf?

I agree with Mr. Zelinger. Another option is for your mother to revoke her POAs. Best of luck.