Elder Law Answers
My 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?...
Read moreHow do I resign from medical and financial power of attorney and as executor of a will?...
Read moreI am 73-year-old widow considering marriage to 76-year-old man who pays alimony to his ex-wife. If we get married, can she ever get any of my money?...
Read moreMy husband has no assets in his name; everything is in my name. His only income is Social Security. He has long-term care insurance that will last approximately six years. Would he be eligible for Medicaid at that point? (And are...
Read moreMy husband and I have a primary residence in a city in Arizona. My son bought a home in another town in Arizona, and we are named on his deed as co-owners. The bank required it because of his credit.
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