New York, NY
Probate Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Probate, Guardianship ... +3 more
First, if the power of attorney you are referring to is a power of attorney executed by your father, that power of attorney expired upon his...
As Ms. Brown correctly advises you, in the absence of breaching an employment agreement, there are few grounds available to an employer to sue an...
I'm not sure precisely what you're asking. Perhaps you are suggesting that the "establishment" for which you work is what used to be called "a...
Your question raises an array of issues -- as to your property interests and as to liability. There is a concept in law called "adverse...
You can change your name, move far away, have plastic surgery, and speak with a fake foreign accent. Or you can ignore them. My vote is the...
In circumstances such as you describe, the sibling would have rights only if you were to NOT have a will. Your sibling would not have the right to...
You don't provide many facts. Is the house mortgage underwater? If not, why would you "walk away" from it? Was there a will? If so, what did it...
The way to deal with friendly witnesses who are eager to testify and who are associated with an adverse party is to serve the witness with a...
Ms. Shovelin provides good advice. If indeed everything was in both names, then there is little to do. Assets that are held jointly with right of...
I am a NY attorney and am unfamiliar with the laws in your state, but I would expect that there is nothing at all illegal about the arrangement. ...
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