Elder Law Questions in Connecticut, United States

4/12/12, 2:31 pm
Can a person be represented by 2 separate lawyers for 2 separate issues? The reason I ask, is because my mother is being represented by an ...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
4/10/12, 7:01 am
My mom owns her own home My sister and I want to do a deed transfer My sister states that I can not be involved because she is afraid of my ...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
2/08/12, 12:00 pm
My parents have 2 small group universal life ins. policies. The cash surrender on both is less than $1,600. My dad may need long term care...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
2/07/12, 12:24 pm
my parents have no assets other than 2 small group universal life ins. policies. my dad is facing the possibility of nursing home care and i...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
11/19/11, 8:50 pm
As legal conservator for my father who is in a facility & has early onset dementia I am being sued for care the facility "subcontracted" out...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
11/11/11, 12:01 pm
I gifted to my daughter 6000 in 2006 and 5000 in 2009. will this stop me from getting title 19
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
9/28/11, 3:09 pm
Guardianship for my brother was arranged for me by a lawyer in Florida. He had had a massive stroke and I am responsible for everything. Ho...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
9/23/11, 6:22 am
if one is returning home after a stay in a nursing home can the nursing go to probate court for a conservator and ask that u file for title ...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
8/10/11, 5:42 am
My husband is not a well individual and after being hospitalized, was sent to rehab recovery. My husband is not able to care for himself a...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
7/01/11, 9:23 am
My husband is conservator for his mother who is on Title 19, Medicaid, in Connecticut. We would like to know what out of pocket expenses are...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
6/06/11, 3:37 pm
I have lived with my elderly parents for 3 1/2 years. My father passed away 2 years ago. The primary residence is still in both names. If...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
3/11/11, 1:14 pm
My mother has dementia and is in a nursing home. My brother has POA. He has told the nursing home that they may not give her sister or me in...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
2/10/11, 7:55 am
i have poa for my mother. now she needs alot of outside care in the home. Also here home needs quite a few repairs such as a roof and furn...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
2/08/11, 11:45 am
My grandfather wants to give us his house, however he has title 19 for both him and my deceased grandmother, and therefore we think he will ...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law
9/13/10, 12:54 pm
My elderly mom lives in her house with my adult brother-I don't live there. All three of us own the home together and we are looking into ti...
1 answer United States | Connecticut | Elder Law

Page 1 of 3   Prev  |  Next  

Search Past Answers: Search   Advanced Search
Bill of Sale Living Will
Contracts Notices
Divorce Power of Attorney
Show More
Search

Administrative Law Family Law
Bankruptcy Law Family Medical Leave Act
Child Custody Health Care Law
Collections Law Immigration Law
Criminal law Insurance Law
Discrimination Law Labor Law
Drunk Driving Law Landlord/Tenants
Employment Law Legal Ethics
Legal Malpractice Medical Malpractice