Eviction of relative in my home.

You didn't need to give him that notice because he's not a tenant (if he's not paying rent). It's your apartment and you get to decide who lives...

Can a "TOD" designation on assets keep my probate estate small?

As you may know, probate assets include only those assets of which you own a sole interest (joint tenancy assets are nonprobate) and that do not...

Can a Guardian keep a young disabled adult from spending time with and seeing their family?

From what you describe, it doesn't appear that the guardian legally prevent you from seeing your daughter, but I can't say for sure without more...

Your question doesn't have many details, but here's a general answer: If you have a federal ID number (EIN) already, you don't need another. ...

Do I need to report Savings Bonds not in my possession, but paid to me?

I assume that you are referring to SSI benefits and not disability, which does not have an income component. You must report your income and...

I'm in Maine, so hope you also get an answer from a Washington state attorney. But I know that Washington state is a community property state and,...

Is there a penalty for not including a sibling in probate papers?

Your first course of action should be with the probate court - any filings are public records so you will be able to see what, if anything, your...

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How do i get started on settling an estate

I would first try to find out if a probate action was ever filed by contacting the probate court where your brother lived before he passed away. ...

My mother left her home & property to her 4 adult children, how can we protect property & contents being abused by one of the 4?

You certainly have some legal recourse. The first question: who owns the house now? If the house is owned by your mother's estate (it hasn't...

Can a retirement plan with named beneficiary go to deceased spouses estate who lived in a different state?

I am a bit confused because I don't understand what you mean when you say that your brother appealed a decision of you as beneficiary. A...