While I don't think a kiss would always be considered a "lewd" act, it is, at the very least, clearly inappropriate to kiss an infant (which is the...

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Does the attorney take the case to the trial without evidence supporting the claim if client refuses to settle?

As Mr. Pascale correctly points out, you have the burden of proof as to the claims in your complaint, just as the defendant has the burden of proof...

I imagine that the case was earlier removed from state to federal court and that the federal court found that either it was improperly removed or...

My brother died & left 2 minor children. He stated that he left his insurance to both children. Its only in 1 childs name.

Mr. Lively gives you sound advice. I just want to add one quick additional point: Assets cannot be transferred based on verbal...

If an Estate and Trust is considered " entity", probated by a Court, managed by a trustee and supervised,,advised , pd for by

I'm not sure I entirely understand your question, but I'll give it a try. The executor and the trustee of a testamentary trust each is free to...

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I never received notice of a new date for probating my mom's will, and it was done without me present. Can I contest?

We have to first figure out exactly what happened. I am assuming (but do not know for sure) that September 10 was the adjourned return date for...

Probate does not automatically stop a foreclosure action. But you could expect a delay in the foreclosure proceedings for a reasonable period of...

Who is responsible for installing central AC/heat for a commercial property in NY? Is it landlord or tenant?

A commercial lease is a matter of negotiation, and the parties to the lease may seek to make any agreement that serves their aims. Unlike...

My mother named me executor of her will, but chose to leave her home and contents to my sister and brother.

First, it sounds as though your mother is still alive, so perhaps you can speak with her about this issue -- although it would be a touchy...

Would it be appropiate for a lawyer to go to a rehab facility to redo a will for someone who had a will for years

Your question was posted twice. Please see my answer to your other (identical) posting.