Comment on Mississippi Tax Sales and Tax Lien Certificates: A Primer for...
Thank you for your articles on the tax sales. I’ve often read that courts are quick to void the tax sale, even after the two year redemption period, when all proper notifications aren’t followed and...
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Thanks for the comment. You’re right that courts will void the tax sale if it isn’t handled correctly, but I don’t believe that the owner can get the property back without catching up the taxes and...
View ArticleComment on Alliance for Retirement Prosperity: The Anti-AARP? by...
AARP does not tell the truth!! I wonder why when they write an article about Social Security and our government that they white wash what really happened and continues to happen to our money. They know...
View ArticleComment on Alliance for Retirement Prosperity: The Anti-AARP? by Ed
I just finished a Wall Street Journal artical on the AARP (9/21/12)and I am appalled to think that the AARP would support this (NO)bamma bill with out even knowing what is in it is. It staggers the...
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
Must power of attorney documents be drawn up by an attorney or can this be done legally by using notary?
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
Notaries are trained to witness signatures, not draft legal documents. I don’t think a notary could legally draft a power of attorney for your signature. Aside from the fact that the document would...
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
On January 22, 2011, I was delegated with General POA by my 83 yrs old mother who is now advancing with Alzheimer’s. I have an older sister who has not been involved with her care now claiming certain...
View ArticleComment on Florida Personal Representative Cannot Reach Assets of Decedent’s...
so how is the personal representative to pay the debts of the business and run the business or wind it down etc.?
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
Can the principal of a florida durable power of attorney draft their own POA?
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
Sure. Whether drafting your own power of attorney is a good idea is another matter.
View ArticleComment on Alliance for Retirement Prosperity: The Anti-AARP? by leo nostheide
i would not renew with aarp except for the fact you hace to be a member to get united health care insurance
View ArticleComment on Mississippi Tax Sales and Tax Lien Certificates: A Primer for...
What happens when the redemption period is up but the tax company doesn’t claim ownership of the property.
View ArticleComment on Florida Intestate Law: Dying Without a Will in Florida by Lisa M....
Is it necessary to go through Probate court when a person dies intestate and there are no children and the spouse gets everything ? Are Letters Testamentary necessary ?
View ArticleComment on Florida Intestate Law: Dying Without a Will in Florida by Jeramie...
In most cases, the answer is yes. The need to go through probate isn’t a function of who receives the assets, but what is necessary to give clear title to the assets (whoever receives them). Our free...
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
I am an only child, and only person named in my mother’s POA. The doc was drawn up in 2003. Her attorney sent a generic letter saying that updates may need to be made. Do we have to have a new one...
View ArticleComment on How Recent Florida Power of Attorney Changes Could Affect You by...
I don’t know. That’s an impossible question to answer without reviewing the documents. You would either need to ask the attorney that drew up the documents (which is probably the least expensive route)...
View ArticleComment on Mississippi Medicaid and Probate by Nekita
I agree with Jay. We must organize to fight any change in definition of Medicaid recoverable assets in Mississippi. Seniors and their families who aren’t millionaires are finding themselves...
View ArticleComment on Florida Intestate Law: Dying Without a Will in Florida by Sylvie...
I was wondering what happens with the assets that someone has in Quebec, but lives in Florida. When that spouse dies and every thing is divided in half by your laws without a testament???? We are...
View ArticleComment on Florida Intestate Law: Dying Without a Will in Florida by Jeramie...
As a general rule, the law of each jurisdiction will control property within that jurisdiction. So Quebec law will govern the Quebec property and Florida law will govern the Florida property. You will...
View ArticleComment on Florida Homestead and Revocable Trusts: To Transfer or Not to...
I have a living trust into which I have transferred my house. I also claim a homestead on my house. I have just become aware of the need for special wording in my trust to preserve the homestead. Can...
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