It sounds like you need an attorney. You can't attack the outcome of a prior case in a situation like this, unless the prior case is under a...

My sibling is skimming money from our business. I plan to remove him from business what are my next steps?

You may wish to first check your business insurance policy to see if you have any insurance coverage for such theft, and whether it would cover a...

My X needs to sell the house and issue me a set amount declared in the divorce decree. Can she adjust amount owed as she says?

Typically, a closing attorney will want both grantors (sellers) to release any sales proceeds, or will rely upon the written terms of any court...

If my neighbor has an easement by prescription, do I have to grant it to the new owner if she sells?

Generally, when allowing someone else use of land, it is a good idea to obtain a written agreement, so that everyone understands the conditions...

DOE A MECHANIC LEIN PREVENT A CONTRACTOR FROM GETTING A CERTIFIACTE OF OOCUPENCY ON A BUILDING ?

It's a little murky. Because of the significant power associated with a mechanic's lien, the legal requirements have to be complied with to the...

How quickly can I give my mother legal guardianship of my 16 yr old daughter with no expense?

Try calling the NH Bar Association legal aid service, (LARC) at 800-639-5290. They may be able to set you up with a pro bono referral.

Can I request tax returns from a family trust of which I am a beneficiary? (There are only eight.)

Typically, beneficiaries are entitled to accountings, but it may depend upon the particular implementation of trust laws in a given state. If the...

Barring any unusual circumstances, a real estate attorney could draft a simple deed transferring the property into a joint tenancy with right of...

Thank you. Also, about how much will this cost?

Impossible to say without knowing more. Simply drafting a deed is probably less than a few hundred dollars, plus recording costs, and any transfer...

Conflict of interest?

An attorney representing an estate (or more specifically, the executor carrying out duties under the will and probate law) should be guiding the...