From you statements, you hired a lawyer to file a petition for guardianship. You need to be discussing this issue with that attorney. Your guardianship attorney is in the best position to explain why the hearing was cancelled.

Your second question is can someone lie without proof. Yes of... View More

You need to hire a guardianship lawyer / estate planning attorney in the area where your brother currently resides. If your brother is competent then he can simply execute new durable POA's for financial and health Care to you and revoke the ones to her. Then you will have the authority you... View More

If you mother placed you on the deed during her life as a joint owner with survivorship then at your mothers passing you became the sole owner of that real property. The transfer is referred to as an "inter Vivos transfer" which based means a transfer during life.

A transfer... View More

There is not enough information to be able to answer you question.

I understand that someone got your father to sign a will and you successfully got that will overturned in court.

However did you also do a probate of the estate yourself?

If not you likely need to complete a probate first.

It sounds like an energency temporary guardianship has been established and that the final hearing is set on the 31st. Unless you want the current proposed guardian to be appointed you must insert yourself into the proceeding with your own lawyer. The Court has appointed an attorney to look out... View More

Unless it is a so-called irrevocable POA, certainly she can revoke it. She should speak with an attorney, but the first thing she should do is notify the attorney-in-fact (the person who has the POA), in writing, that it's revoked. Then tell whoever is doing the renovations to get out. That... View More

Technically you 16 year old girl friend does not have the right to choose where she lives. It is up to her parents.

Your biggest danger is that she is a minor and while you do not state anything about sexual relations, if such is occurring you could get prosecuted for statutory rape. The... View More

The loan documents and the other pleadings filed in the foreclosure will need to be reviewed to give you an answer. With a Non-Jury Trial scheduled and possibly a Consent Judgment already in place, it may be a little late in the process to be of much assistance. Best of Luck! Jennifer

Most likely yes. If you dad get VA benefits and likely Social Security benefits then both can help towards assisted living. I suggest that you speak with a health facility and let them know what benefits that your dad does get. The facility can usually help in getting his retirement benefits... View More

Call APS and ask before you give details. However, it will likely come out later that a neighbor called APS so I would say to assume that the family will know or suspicion that you or another neighbor called in the report.

Being unable to talk doesn't necessarily mean unable to understand. If can understand, can utilize power of attorney - no need to go through guardianship. Hire an elder law attorney to walk you through the procedure.

If unable to understand, need a guardianship lawyer to handle the... View More

You need to take your father to a real estate attorney for a Consult. The more time that passes the worse the situation will become.

You question seems to be missing a few details but let me clarify and then answer.

If I understand correctly, you are the 73 year old landlord who has filed an eviction action against a tenant for non payment of rent. Then you are wondering if you can file a legal action against the tenant... View More

Contact the Florida Abuse Hotline at 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800-962-2873). the will be able to walk you through the process from their and will launch an investigation.

There are too many factors to consider to give you an answer to your question. I strongly suggest that you seek the advise of an estate planning / elder law attorney to give him or her the overall picture so that they can take the same into account in answering your question.

You really need to seek the assistance of an elder law attorney before you take too many steps in this process. There are ways to properly do things and if mistakes are made it can be very costly or result in disqualification of benefits.

Typically an administrator ad lite. Is appointed by the court to represent the interest of a Minot or incompetent person or possibly to assist the court in tracking down some type of evidence.

From the above question I cannot tell what purpose the court appointed the attorney as litem.

There is not a simple answer to this situation. From the facts stated in your question the girlfriend will not agree to sign the trailer back over to your father in law.

Your father in law needs to speak hire a. Attorney to see if a legal action can be brought against her if only he paid... View More

Based upon the wording of your question. I am a little unclear about a few issues.

I will answer this way.

The mortgage company has the right to take the house if it is not paid. Most likely you are both on the mortgage and possibly only your mother is on the promissory note. The... View More

Whatever board that regulates medical facilities and nursing.