for her, but am owed over $2000 in wages. First the lawyer told me he had to get on her account, then he said her had to put money in a conservatorship account and now he says he has to get approval from the court before he can pay me. It's been 3 months. What is the truth?
Everything you have been told is accurate. You can ask the lawyer for a copy of the documents he filed in court to get approval to pay you. You can also ask the probate court for a copy of the document he filed for permission to pay you.
for her, but am owed over $2000 in wages. First the lawyer told me he had to get on her account, then he said her had to put money in a conservatorship account and now he says he has to get approval from the court before he can pay me. It's been 3 months. What is the truth?
It is difficult to provide you with an accurate answer, more information is needed. It is best to consult with an estate planning/elder law attorney who can assist you with the specifics of your case.
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My mother and I recently moved into a new home together. Unfortunately, issues from the past have re-emerged and created a storm of conflict that has irrevocably damaged our relationship. Can she retaliate against me by ordering me to vacate the home and/or by filing an order of protection, even... Read more »
Without more details, it is difficult to provide you with an accurate answer. Generally speaking, protective orders are not granted unless there is evidence to support it. If you are a co-owner, you cannot be evicted, however if a TPO is granted, you obviously cannot remain in the home. For these... Read more »
She signed in front of a notary who read and went over what she was signing and that mom fully understood what she was signing
What is the legal question for us? I don't know what the question is that you are asking. Maybe you could re-write it so that the question is clear so that we can provide you with feedback. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
You’ve not really given enough information to tell. Title 19, as you probably know is commonly called “Medicaid.” This program is intended to pay for medical care for people who don't have enough money to pay their medical bills. While your mother is not “entitled” to Medicaid because of... Read more »
Yes, but the benefits will be less than if you wait until full retirement age.
My neighbor got upset about my small dog in her yard in February, and she made false accusations about me to try to get me fired. I filed two police reports about harassment. She stopped until two weeks ago when she started an incident in the driveway when I wasn't here. During the incident, my... Read more »
First, you want to care of the criminal case first. You want to get an attorney for that hearing because the burden of proof is so low. Please get an attorney although you may feel you are not in the wrong how you present that information in connection with the law is what will get the criminal... Read more »
My father died and he was in a nursing home on Medicaid. He doesn’t have any real estate, 60.00 in bank , no cars, no life insurance, but I was contacted by estate recovery about determining if there will be an estate recovery. Recover from where? I live in Georgia. Thank you.
This is known as a Fillial law. See:
https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-36/provisions/chapter-12/36-12-3
You should hire a Georgia Elder Law attorney.
The family says there is a video but when asked by the Nursing aide supervisor to view it, the family says there is a problem with uploading the video & some of it isn't clear to view. The daughter of the alleged victim said she went to the police department to have the charges dropped but state... Read more »
Contact a criminal defense attorney ASAP. It is probably best to hire one who practices law in or near the county where the charges occurred.
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EARLY ONSET ALZHEIMERS AND DEMENTIA HAS BEEN CONFIRMED RECENTLY AND MY AUNT TOOK HER TO AN ATTORNEY AND DREW UP A WILL AND A POA TO SIGN BUT DID NOT HAVE IT RECORDED ONLY NOTORIZED . HOW DO I GET THESE THINGS RELINQUISHED?
ALSO, CAN I REMOVE HER AS EXECUTOR OF THE WILL BEFORE HER DEATH?
Usually when a new POA is written, previous POAs are revoked. If that is the case, your authority as agent under the 2002 document would no longer be valid.
Even if you are (or later become) agent, you have no authority to modify your mother's will. So no, you can not change the executor.
She told my dad that she would ruin me if he did not sign it over. Then told me if I did not want to lose my life and career... car apartment and all. I better get him to sign it over. My dad is in the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s. I am single and my dad had been helping me along. I have... Read more »
Since your Dad is still competent, he could execute a new power of attorney naming someone other than your sister as agent and revoke he POA giving her authority. If she is still trying to manipulate your dad, you should contact law enforcement of Adult Protective Services in the county where you... Read more »
There is no set person that has to take over responsibility for a parent who has had a stroke. Assuming the parent has a good relationship with their children they would likely step up to help, but they are not required to by law. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
Your question is a little confusing. Are you a minor asking this question? Is your mother elderly and needs to be cared for? Without knowing more facts it is difficult to provide you with a thorough response. You can consult with an attorney regarding filing for any type of guardianship. An... Read more »
Her only asset is land in south Georgia worth approximately $65,000 which I would like to keep. Will I be required to sell land to satisfy Medicaid Estate Recovery? If so, can I buy the land or negotiate with Medicaid to pay a portion of the total they paid out (she was in nursing home for over 5... Read more »
Here is a link to a brochure available from the Georgia Department of Community Health: https://dch.georgia.gov/sites/dch.georgia.gov/files/Web%20Version%202014.pdf. The brochure states: "The total gross value of the estate must be valued over $25,000 for estate recovery to apply. An estate... Read more »
This is a trusts / estates question. Please post in that forum.
My brother and my stepsister are both disabled. The daughter says I can't come to "her" home". The only thing she pays is 1/3 of the rent, and she has a 20 yr old, 16 yr old & 1 yr old living their also. All three adults are on the rental agreement. Can she stop me from coming to "his" home to... Read more »
You need to talk to DFCS if you are concerned about potential elder abuse. Otherwise, if she has an interest in the property she can keep you out if you are not invited by another co-renter.
My grandmother was abused by her caregiver (daughter) financially which caused APS to investigate and place her SSI check on hold. For the past 6 months I have taken care of her throughout this investigation. I took on the role because I did not want to see my grandmother placed in a nursing home... Read more »
Schedule an appointment with a local attorney to discuss your case. You would need to file to remove the conservator and appoint yourself or the county conservator.
He will soon be getting an income tax refund and a nursing home refund.
Visit with the elder law attorney. Sounds like you loaned your brother money & you should be repaid.
My husband was willed this mothers home. The POA decided to sell the home (so the money could be used to take care of the owner) and the owner passed less than two months later. Who should received the money from the selling of the home? The owner passed away in SC, but the property is in GA.
If the power of attorney was properly using the POA, then the money derived from the sale of the home will pass in accordance with the Will or the laws of intestacy. The money does not flow to the person who was left the home in the will.
He’s a veteran and has been diagnosed with Dementia.
In offering suggestions to you through this forum, I take no responsibility whatsoever for any course of action you do or don't take. I am providing you a courtesy only.
If you have proof of the dementia, you can always go talk to the Department of Drivers Services (aka "DMV") about his... Read more »
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