Our father lives here in New York.
I have power of attorney of my dad's real estate and financial situation. My mom is still married with my dad. Can we transfer deed to my dad? Can I do this with power of attorney. Who would have rights to my brothers house after his passing? What can I do?
answered on Jan 12, 2022
You can report the property onto court in claiming ownership but with evidence on why. With our estate planning services we can provide you the help you need.
Ny Children in Atlanta Georgia will the power of attorney papers be okay .
answered on Jan 12, 2022
Yes, though this question is a bit unclear but happy to assist you over the phone or email.
answered on Jan 12, 2022
When it comes to penalty’s, you can pay it but needs further details on the reason. You can always consult with us for more specific advice.
I live in the house. Dad and Mom wanted only me to have house, not my brother, because I took care of them for over 10 years. There are no papers signed though for me to have it. My brother said you have to have his name on it also because they left no papers for me to have it.
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answered on Jan 12, 2022
The can always contest the Will and have it go through a probate but if you provide details on why the assets should move towards on your behalf, I can provide you the proper details on how to do so. The court then decides with what is destined to happen in the end.
can inheritance(a big sum of money and land) be taken away from an 18 year old if they have committed crimes in the past?
answered on Jan 12, 2022
Yes, you need to provide information to the court on why this needs to be done but this process can go through a lengthy probate. Who’s the inheritance from? I’d like to assist you in this case so feel free to call or email. You can also visit our website to view anymore details to estate planning.
answered on Dec 13, 2021
You would need an estate lawyer to view the document itself and to see how we can take this to court for a fix. You would need to provide as much information as possible to have us understand that it was a mistake and that it should be fixed but no worries, this issue is common which means that... View More
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