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Bankruptsy for someone not able to work My father-in-law recently had major…

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Bankruptsy for someone not able to work My father-in-law recently had major heart surgery, and due to his health cannot work. He has many bills that he cannot pay back in a reasonable amount of time, and is considering bankruptsy. … Continue reading →

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My 88 year old mother inlaw put a $1,000 deposit on a mobile home which was…

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My 88 year old mother inlaw put a $1,000 deposit on a mobile home which was supposed to be ready to move into on Sept. 5th, however when she had her stuff moved to the location (she had to be … Continue reading →

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If the daughter is the power of attorney and there is a living competent spouse…

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If the daughter is the power of attorney and there is a living competent spouse (step-father). Who of the two takes priority on making any medical decisions?

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subject My mom filed bankruptcy.

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subject My mom filed bankruptcy. It went through. She was allowed to stay in the house until further low income housing was avialable.She has now passed away with no will and no power of attorney to any of her 3 … Continue reading →

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Power of Attorney My wife and I set up power of attorney with an attorney, but…

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Power of Attorney My wife and I set up power of attorney with an attorney, but we cannot find the document. Is the POA filed at the courthouse? Is it maintained by our attorney? Do we need a copy of … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption | Tagged Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption, Ohio | 1 Reply

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