This showed up in family but is more appropriately answered by a personal injury attorney.

My son is 17 years old with no charges. what would happen if he ran away until he was 18?

Generally, once a minor becomes the ward of the state, that person becomes subject to whatever controls the state arrogates to itself. Whatever...

There is two brothers and mother. The brothers are the nephews of decease, the mother is the only living sister of deceased.

If the second will is invalid, a probate action should be filed to challenge it. If the second will is valid, only the named beneficiaries are...

My brother in law passed away without completing his will. He wanted to give me the house and he told the lawyer this.

As was noted, the will was likely properly completed. No court will be able to contravene the intentions of a testator based on the information...

Will was done, leaving neice as executor and sister as backup.

Absent a specific prohibition of state law to having felons serve as executor, there is no issue for the primary named executor to serve. As for...

Confused

Were there no will, then likely intestacy law would dictate that living heirs to a certain degree would inherit based on degree of relations and by...

Am a self represented party what if I do not produce the trial compliance to the court

Any time you do not follow a court order, you subject yourself to a potential judgment of contempt.

Greetings This is a family law question in Connecticut. My wife's attorney just moved the family relations mediation to off

As Mr. McCabe wrote, you will need to make every effort to hire an attorney; you clearly are not equipped to cope with this. If you are not able...

Was the state able to take my Mom's house when she went into long-term care at a nursing home?

Presuming the state was financially responsible for your mother's care, it had every right to recover the costs it expended on your mother's behalf.

Would I need to hire a probate lawyer or go through local government first?

Hire an attorney. You will need to bring an action against your aunt to force a probate, an accounting and a proper disposition of the property.