Can I do anything about my mom using the child support I get for my daughter for personal use?

You can sue your mother. You can do it in small claims court - it's cheaper and you don't need a lawyer. You should also consider removing her as...

Do I need to go through probate?

If there are assets that are specifically made out to the estate, you will need to open probate. With your brother in agreement, you should be...

Can i sue a homeowner for breach of contract

You absolutely have rights that you can enforce through various means, including a mechanic's contract. But one key is that you have a written...

My mom passed away. in her will she left everything to her children (3). she was married but excluded her husband in the will.

It depends on how they held title to the house. If they were joint tenants or tenants by the entirety, he would now own the entire house by...

Child support

If your ex is still in the United states, you can bring him to court and request a modification of child support, or even an initial order if you...

About how much does it cost to consult a lawyer , and have her/him draft a divorce agreement, and submit papers to the court ?

First, the lawyer cannot represent both spouses. The other spouse doesn't HAVE to have a lawyer, but it always looks better later on if he or she...

You may very well be entitled to pursue a claim and a settlement regarding an interest in the family business. This may take the form of a will...

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Looking for names of lawyers who specialize in Estate Law, but also could perform litigation. Need highly competent help soon.

Theproblem with these types of cases is that once particular items of sentimental value disappear, money damages may not cure all wounds. The...

My Dad died four years ago.

You have 3 years from the date of death to file the will. Otherwise, the will will not be allowed. This would mean that the house (and other...

Can the executor of an estate distribute funds to family members identified in a will prior to the death of the parent?

If your father's will left everything to your mother, then no. Not without your mother's permission. And any status you may have as the personal...