Elder Law Answers
My 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?...
Read moreI have a power of attorney (POA) for my mother (she is 90 years old with dementia) who lives with me and my wife in Texas. She has gone to visit my sister in California, and my sister wants her...
Read moreMy mother and stepfather originally formed a trust together, and the assets were to be divided evenly between my two stepbrothers and myself. My stepbrothers have died. My stepfather changed the trust, apparently without informing me or my mother of...
Read moreHow do I find out whether my brother has power of attorney over my mom?...
Read moreIf my mother does not have a living trust/estate plan and becomes incapacitated, how does the conservator manage the savings, properties, and her monthly annuity and Social Security?...
Read moreIf the executor/trustee is contesting a will, how would they go about notifying the beneficiaries?...
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