Elder Law Answers
My Dad's will states that all of his estate is to be divided equally between me and my sister (also the executor). He moved into a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) after an Alzheimer's diagnosis. My sister sold his house...
Read moreI was living with my parents in their house. Mom passed away. It was me and Dad until he had to move to assisted living. He said I can live at the house and take care of it. My brother...
Read moreMy sister revised my mother's will when my mother had dementia. I believe my sister stole money from my mother during that time. How can I see if my mother had a living will or not?...
Read moreI'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?...
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