Can you add language in your codicil where you have one sibling pay another to buy one out for my mobile home?

You can have a buy-out requirement. However, I suggest that you see an estate planning attorney and get help with this. If your will is more than a...

I'm confused by your question. A power of attorney deals with financial matters. A health care proxy deals with medical and personal decisions. No...

Can I deed inherited property straight into my Revocable Trust?

The critical issue is how do you pass good title from the Estate to the Trust. Thus, more information is needed. Was the probate opened before or...

Can a Court Clinic be sued for excercsing extreme bias?

Sure. you can try to sue, but the chances that the case will go far are between slim and none. Court employees are generally exempt for suit for...

Can Mass Health put a claim against us for my mother in law who passed away?

Yes, MassHealth is looking for reimbursement, which they have a right to do. However, there are some exceptions in the estate recovery regulations...

How do I get out of a 20% ownership of a house left in a trust by my Dad?

An attorney needs to look at the controlling document in order to advise you. It's quite possible to force the sale, but you will need to go to...

How do I go about getting the Probate court to answer my phone calls or emails?

First, have you been appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate? If you haven't been, then you have no right to the documents. Now,...

If a 2yr. Guardianship Agreement expires what if any legal right does the temp. guardian have to keep the child from the parents

Was there a guardianship actually ordered by the Court, or was this an informal agreement that a judge never saw and approved? The answer to your...

I have Durable Power of Attorney for my mother, but can't find the original document

You better go back to your storage unit and dig out your original. The attorney who drafted the document cannot give you a copy without your...

How long do I have to pursue a breach of fiduciary duty against a trustee (after they step down) ?

The statute of limitations is generally two years after you discover the wrongdoing, but there can be exceptions. The statute of limitations is a...