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If your mother is alive, she retains ownership of her assets. As her child, you may apply for conservatorship to protect her assets. Entering storage without permission can be considered trespassing, and taking items without consent might be seen as theft. Consult an Elder Law attorney for specific advice.Full Conversation
I don't know if you can help me or not. But how can I stop my niece from selling everything of my mom's?
Hello Amanda. It seems like you might need to apply for a legal injunction. However, some factors can affect your chances. Could you please share the location where this is happening and who currently has legal ownership of your mom's assets?
Tennessee and am the only child alive. My mom is still alive but she is in rehab and my niece as some of her stuff in storage for her.
Hello Amanda. In Tennessee:
- If your mother is alive, she retains ownership of her assets.
- As her child, you may apply for conservatorship to protect her assets.
- Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
Remember, this is just general information and not legal advice.
I have the key for the storage building. Will I go to jail if I just go get it she is planning on having a yard sale this weekend
Hello Amanda. As per Tennessee laws:
- Entering the storage without permission can be considered trespassing.
- If you take items without consent, it might be seen as theft.
- Consult a lawyer before taking any action.
Remember, this is just general information and not legal advice.
Ok thanks what kind of lawyer do I need to call.
You should consult an Elder Law attorney or a Family Law attorney. They specialize in matters of conservatorship and can guide you on how to protect your mother's assets. It's always best to seek professional advice before taking any legal action.
Thank you so much
You're welcome, Amanda! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Best of luck with your situation.
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