How can I prove that my sister had my father change or add an amendment to a revolocable trust while he was diagnoised with alztimer's yrs ago and has just pass away.
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Read More Answered By: Aaron Feldman |
You should consult with an attorney who can review the specific documents. In general, merely being diagnosed with Alzheimer's will not defeat your father's legal capacity to alter or amend a revocable trust. However, depending on the facts and circumstances, she may have used undue influence to take advantage of your father. I offer a free initial consultation if you would like to discuss this further. |
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