My mother just passed away, does my sister-in-law have the right to go threw my mothers things and pick what she wants?
The short answer is no. You guys should try to work something out.
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The short answer is no. You guys should try to work something out.
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Yes you can. I strongly suggest you retain counsel to help you proceed.
She may be entitled to spousal support and her equitable share of the marital assets. I strongly suggest you find a way to obtain counsel, and she...
You need to follow court orders, unless there is another court order staying the original order. Otherwise you can be found in violation or...
They can petition the Court but they have a huge hurdle to overcome since they are not the parents. Please speak to an attorney for advice.
You can, but the Court may not uphold it, and you may be able to challenge it, since circumstances may change between now and then.
Not necesarily. Courts bend over backwards to encourage relationships between parents and children. Three months is not three years.
This is not for forum for vouchers questions.