A clause like that would be very rare in a purchase and sale agreement since the agreement is between you and the seller, not you and the other...

My neighbor is taking over my property and destroying fences.

You can bring an action in court to have him stop trespassing on your property. You can also file a monetary claim against him for the damage to...

My Dad's life insurance policy is payable to trust under the will. He had a Will, no evidence of a trust. How is it paid?

It is possible that the trust is part of the will - a testamentary trust. It is also possible that your father lost his copy of the trust. Check...

Who inherit the money or any money or property if my father dies?

There is no common law marriage in Massachusetts. Either you father is married, or he isn't. If he is not, and he has no will, and you are his...

If and when a trust is created, you may be able to "assign" your interest in the trust to someone else. Of course, the trust may not, and trusts...

Will I be able to find an attorney for court because Trustee of family's estate is abusing power, need to pay with % of result

Attorney Golden is correct. In addition, no attorney is going to agree to any case or fee arrangement without first reading and reviewing a copy...

My father passed, can I transfer title of his car to me. The only survivors are me and my brother, he is the power of attorney.

You need to file what is called a "Voluntary" probate. As long as his assets other than the car are not more than $25,000, it will work to...

My son's father passed in January. His father was not married but had a live in girlfriend. Is my son entitled to inheritance

In the absence of a will to the contrary, a son may be entitled to a portion of his father's estate under the state's intestacy laws. In fact,...

Adding real estate property to a living trust

Yes, if only for the fact that a Mass lawyer will be sufficiently knowledgeable about what is needed to successfully transfer real estate into a...

No - the will isn't automatically filed. The will CAN be filed with the court, but that is the decision of the testator, the person whose will it...