At what point is an Estate legally divided?

I would only add this to Mr. Herman-Giddens excellent counsel, there may be a clause in the parent's will that specifically states what happens if...

The executor of my mothers will is too sick to file any paperwork, or do anything. What can I do to get everything in motion?

Ms. James has provided you the same advice I would have. Hire a probate attorney and have that person assist you with petitioning the Court to...

Mom and Dad made a will in Florida. Dad died and Mom lives in NC now. She wants to make me the executor instead of my brother.

As Mr. Davis suggests, find a reputable attorney to help you with this change. The last thing you would want is to have your mother's wishes...

Does the Ohio Law say a unmarried couple, the father must prove paternity or he has no rights?

The only presumption of paternity available under Ohio law is that of marriage, essentially. An unwed father may acknowledge paternity under state...

My ex husband has custody of our 2 kids. at the time i thought it was what was best for them. i want it to change

You may always move the Court to modify custody based on the children's best interests or a significant change in circumstances.

What rights does a parent have if there hasn't been a legal custody determination by the court?

You should hire an attorney and have that person review the plan, determine what the binding enforceability is and decide whether a court action is...

Grandmother adopt unborn child (01.01.15). Mother wants to give up parental rights. Father is incarcerated.

For you to have any interest in the child, legally, your son will have to be proven to be the legal father.

A criminal defense attorney is best suited to respond to this question.

How is encouraging frequent conact with other parent defined by court? Does it include willingness to allow child call parent?

Access to the minor child by telephone is considered facilitating parent/child interaction.

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I'am a foster kid i've been out of the system for 5 years. Ive been without a home since 19 can i sue the foster system?

Based on the circumstances you detailed, you likely do not have a cause of action against the foster care system.