Elder Law Answers
I'm my mother's first-born child, and I’ve moved to another state. She remarried and three of his children moved in with them after a few years. I haven’t been in contact with my mom like I should have been. I...
Read moreCan the state of Colorado use Medicaid recovery if the house is in a beneficiary deed with tenants in common with rights of survivorship for more than five years?...
Read moreMy sister is 43 and lives with my father because she had a stroke three years ago. My father just had a stroke a few months ago and he will need long-term care. I have power of attorney. Can I...
Read moreCan I name one person as beneficiary and executor of my last will and testament?...
Read moreIf I have both health care power of attorney and durable power of attorney, and the addresses listed have changed, do I need new documents?...
Read moreAm I responsible for my mother's well-being after she has removed me as her power of attorney?...
Read moreIf I pass all my assets through TOD/POD and direct beneficiary, how would my outstanding medical bills be covered if I bypass probate? Or would the provider write them off?...
Read moreHow do I plan for my husband's and my wishes to be honored regarding our care at our home? With a blended family and several grandchildren, we are considering appointing another family member to oversee the implementation of our wishes.
Read moreMy father made my younger sister a power of attorney before passing. He had a will. My sister and I are not speaking, and I was wondering: Am I allowed to see a copy of that will? I know that...
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