Legal Question in Family Law in Texas
Guardianship papers
My Dad is 90 years old, has alltimers and is in the early stage of
Dementia. My brother is deceased and his son, age 19, is literlly draining my father of his estate. My name is--name removed---name removed-- only living son, and trustee of his trust account. We cannot afford large legal fees. Is there a way we can
legally close the door for this nephew. Dad just cannot say NO to him and he is draining the estate.
His latest venture he got Dad to so
call cosign for a $30,000 truck. But, it was not a co-sign. The truck is wholly in Dad's name.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Guardianship papers
Let's see ... not enough money for large legal fees but concerned about Dad's wasting estate. Hmmm The easy, effective solution would be to hire a lawyer to get a guardian named for Dad because of his alzeimers and demential. Decide for yourself if it's too expensive.
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