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  • can I protect my assets from an estranged spouse
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    Estate Planning & Protecting Assets from an Estranged Spouse

Estate Planning & Protecting Assets from an Estranged Spouse

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-12-04T14:46:37-06:00 August 4th, 2017|

In most states, estranged spouses are entitled to a portion of their spouse's estate. Protecting your assets, as in this reader's case, can be complicated but an estate attorney can help. Q: I was married in 2010. My husband left me in 2014. In 2015, I purchased a house. I have four daughters, none with [...]

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    Using Power Of Attorney For Quit Claim Deed

Using Power Of Attorney For Quit Claim Deed

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-03-20T10:57:48-05:00 January 30th, 2006|

This person wants to use their Power of Attorney to execute a quit claim deed and gain ownership of their mother's home to avoid the home being used to pay for nursing care. The government can trace transactions such as a quit claim and this one could be seen as fraud. A real estate attorney can help figure out if there is a way to structure the transaction to help the mother pay for her nursing care.

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