New Britain, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New Britain, CT
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
Many jurisdictions have probate laws that grant a spouse the opportunity to claim an interest in the deceased spouse's estate, even when...
The child will be able to express his wishes but the Court will ultimately make the decision, likely based on the best interests of the child.
You will likely need to probate your father's estate to get the Court's permission to legally act as the estate's agent.
That sounds like an issue to be worked out with the owner of the current burial place and the new burial place.
Any named beneficiary of a trust has the right to view the trust document. If you are a named beneficiary, the trustee has a duty to inform you of...
As was answered in your previous posting, presuming your 14 year old daughter is the daughter of the person who passed away, you will need to...
You can contact the State Bar Committee to see who has been assigned to take charge of the matters the attorney who passed was handling.
A power of attorney does not make the holder liable for the debts of the person granting the power.
You will need to confer with an attorney in Maine. Three (3) years is a long time but it is likely the Court will still grant a petition to...
It is hard to decipher if you are simply frustrated that things didn't go the way you wanted or you genuinely have a viable case to bring against...
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