Your current state is Virginia
They refuse. I am concerned because I just found out my other brother refinanced my mom's home twice and pocketed 200,000.00. My brother and sister were supposedly in charge of my mother's finances at the time. I have asked for financial records . I am receiving the cold shoulder. Is... Read more »
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My husband is her only heir. He and I declined to take on any assets (namely her home and car) and we declined to administer the estate. A debtor is now suing for foreclosure and we are receiving endless summonses because we are named as heirs/interested parties. Do we need to answer these summons... Read more »
answered on Sep 27, 2022
Whether or not you are willing to accept or be responsible for any interest in the state, you have an interest which needs to be addressed in the foreclosure action. You will continue to receive information. If you do nothing, at some pont in time, the plaintiff will seek the entry of a default in... Read more »
Father in law passed away and now trying to get bank to let me take care of financial and banking things for mother in law as she is in care home and cannot do these things herself
Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. My dad was a resident at Life Care Center Billerica, MA from May 25, 2021 - July 11, 2022(death). I had him transfer House deed to me and my sister in Sept 2021 recorded on 10/8/2021. His balance is 8,600. I was aware of the balance, however, explained how he has... Read more »
answered on Sep 26, 2022
So, there was a house transfer close to the date of death and includable in the lookback period so that there probably would not have been Medicaid/MassHealth eligibility . Contact a Medicaid specialist on this issue ASAP to present your set of facts to see if there is something recommended at... Read more »
Improvements needed: new windows, upgraded electrical panel (amp increase), possible central air, possible solar, possible electric car panel. Cal has prop 13 and prop 19. I immed need new windows and electrical for home to be livable. As a senior, i may sell in 5 years to go to senior housing... Read more »
I am set to be 1/3 heir of my grandfathers estate. Guardianship of my grandfather was recently granted to his friend, who also happens to be the eventual executor of his will. He was placed in an assisted living facility, and his home is currently vacant.
I was hoping to he able to move... Read more »
answered on Sep 25, 2022
No. The rental and the sale both will have to be at full fair market value in order to preserve your grandfathers estate. You may be able to rent it and buy it later, but they will both have to be at fair market value.
anonymous is 86 years old and is slowly dying.The doctor could possibly extend her life by inserting a NG tube in her mouth, but she keeps pulling it out. The physician decides to surgically insert a G tube . Juanita’s daughter asks the physician not to do this because her mother is in a nearly... Read more »
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Judd is 86 years old. He lives in a nursing home. He is alert and oriented, but is losing his sight. He has been taking walks everyday for years. Now, however, the nursing home administrator notices that Judd is having a hard time crossing the street. Apparently, he can’t see the... Read more »
I am totally disabled for 20+ yrs. I am 73, husband 80. My family Trust provides small dividends quarterly, in addition to my SS. Income is totally INsufficient to live on.
When we married in 2015, our pre-nup specifies that I pay half of our expenses since I have the Trust and expected to... Read more »
The issue at hand re: a new HCR form filled out in Aug. '22, that is being disputed by a family member who was appointed POA(w/ Durable Power Clause) with subdivision (L)"health care decisions" and a HCA in 2004. Does the Aug. 22 HCR form supercede not only the HCA but also... Read more »
3. When being discharged to nursing facility his sister moves him without his knowledge.
He states that she doesn't have durable power of attorney.
He wants me to make decisions so he can be near me. Feels he gets better with me near by
I live in Hemet CA (Riverside... Read more »
answered on Sep 22, 2022
He should speak with an estate planning attorney. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek an attorney for formal legal advice and representation.]
We "believe" we have 130/150 rentals. The original CCRs were boilerplate wording before Pulte turned over the board to homeowners. As with many HOAs, people/investment firms buying for cash and then renting due to our lack of restrictions. We even had a realtor running an Air B&B... Read more »
Currently he has 2 pickups, 3 trailers, tools, equipment, computers and some clothes
He's on the run in my stolen truck
My daughter was neglected and abused her meds were with held she was left in the same clothing for 6 days it gos on and on
She changed his will after he moved in with her. At the time he had Dementia and was on hospice. I didn't realize all this until getting the probate papers and she didn't list all his assets. When I questioned why his accounts were not listed she said her name was on it so it all belongs... Read more »
answered on Sep 20, 2022
I'm very sorry for your loss. You should consult with a probate litigator. You may be able to contest the Will. It may be more difficult reverse the titling of your father's bank accounts and/or vehicles but a probate litigator will be able to give you an estimate of your chances of success.
My husband has been denied parole 3 times. His paperwork shows a no contact order that was actually removed over 5 years ago, but the prison officials keep telling him he can't come home because of the no contact order. All charges brought against him pertaining to his actions against me were... Read more »
This felon person claims to be a friend of my elderly father. When my father got sick, he said he would stay with him. The person argues, fights with my sister and me to the point he makes us sick. He is very abusive to us. He has been arrested in the past for drugs and alcohol and DUI. We believe... Read more »
My brother is a friend of the CFP but has no legal authority for my estate - living trust. The CFP is in Georgia. I think he breached client confindentiality at the very least and likely violated a code of ethics. What recourse do I have? Is there a Board where I can lodge a complaint? Thank... Read more »
Mom moved into my house because she spend 16 years alone after dad died. I let her move in and it disrupts the family because Im her favorite and they are not. Mom made me POA and she went with us all over. Everything we did mom was with us and gave approval. Since 2016 my sister tells everyone Im... Read more »
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