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October 1, 2025

[NC] Do I need a quitclaim deed per property?

Hello — I am preparing a quitclaim deed for four properties. Do I need one for each property?

NC Real Estate

October 1, 2025

[NY] Which power of attorney form do I use for my daughter?

My daughter will be attending college in Indiana in the fall, and we would like to have her sign a power of attorney for medical decisions since she will be turning 18 next month. We are residents of New York. Should she sign a form governed by New York law or Indiana law?

NY Family

September 26, 2025

[VA] Who signs before a notary for a POA?

This power of attorney agreement assigns POA to me, and then to my brother if I am no longer able to serve as Agent. In other words, he would be my successor. My question is this: Who needs to sign in front of a notary to create the POA? I think just my mother and myself. My brother would sign only if he needs to assume POA. Is that correct?

VA Family

September 24, 2025

[FL] What are the signing requirements for a POA?

If the 2nd agent on the POA lives in a different state, can they sign and send it back to us, and then we go forth and sign?

FL Estate Planning

September 24, 2025

[TX] Can a minor be the grantor on a deed?

TX Real Estate

September 23, 2025

What do I do if my ex-husband claimed me on his taxes?

My ex-husband filed taxes claiming me without telling me. He kept the refund and attempted to file back taxes. He deposited the refund into his sole account.

Family

September 12, 2025

[NV] Which Transfer on Death Deed should I use to sell my dad’s car?

My father recently died, and I received his death certificate. He lived in Henderson, Nevada and I live in Chicago. I’d like his friend to sell his car with this form. Do I use the Nevada version of the form?

NV Estate Probate

September 11, 2025

[TX] How do I file an SAPCR in Texas?

I’m in Beaumont, TX and have a two-year-old. I have no custody plan in place. Her dad has been inconsistent, has not financially supported her, is mentally unstable, and has had some scary moments around me and my daughter. I’m on a limited budget and want to do the best for her while looking out for money as well. I think I need to file a SAPCR, but I haven’t gone to the Attorney General because I’m afraid of what the outcome with her dad would look like. I just need advice.

TX Family

September 10, 2025

[AR] How do I collect on an unpaid loan?

A loan has been promised to be repaid within three months, and it’s been 5 months. I've had no contact for 2 months.

AR Consumer Protection

September 10, 2025

[GA] Can I put an LLC into a trust?

I just created a family revocable trust (me and my wife, with my son as beneficiary) and intend to put my primary residence under the same. I and my wife also own an LLC (partnership) that owns an investment property (long term rental). Is it wise to put the LLC also under the Trust's name? and if so, how do I do that?

GA Estate Planning

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