Elder Law Answers
My elderly mother needs to update and possibly make some changes to the wording of her will. Am I, as her representative, allowed to accompany her to make sure all the correct questions are asked, and correct information is given?...
Read moreMy aunt has an irrevocable trust with her home. However, she wants to dissolve that trust now and give the house to me and my wife to live in as our primary residence. What and how do I calculate the...
Read moreIf the community spouse dies, who gets the home? The nursing home spouse does not have her name on the home.
Read moreIf I sign an affidavit of heirship because my father died and left no will, but the Medicaid Estate Recovery Program in Texas hasn't taken any action (two years have passed since his death), can they take my land if...
Read moreMy parents need to sell their house to go into an assisted living facility. They want to sell it to their granddaughter. How will this affect Medicaid down the road (as they will need it within a year of selling)?...
Read moreMy sister and I, along with two other people we hired, provide care and help for our 95-year-old father, who remains in his home. It's getting to the point that we will move him into my house, and we would...
Read moreAs executor of an estate, do I have to supply all beneficiaries with the final tax return and all the bank statements?...
Read moreAs a beneficiary of my parents' assets, is the courthouse required to provide me with a copy of my parents' will?...
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