My son died after living with me may i file a claim against his estste

I assume your son died without a will.If that his so,his promises and book writing are now legally meaningless. His estate money follows the rules...

Employment termination due to injury

If she was injured on the job she can file for workers compensation. If she was dismissed for the injury and no reasonable accomodation was made...

My husband owed 10K in child support. He has paid over 10,000.00 but they demand he keep paying. What can we do?

This may be for interest but I am uncertain. Was your husband paying for arrears when she was 14 or current child support? If he was paying...

My mother in law does not want to give me the house i was buying under her name

You can file a restraining order against husband, and in some cases (especially if you have children) and the court may require him to move out. ...

I am not familiar with your state code, but I have never seen such a requirement in NJ or NY. You might find my legal guide on selecting and...

When must I pay music royalties?

If you don't get paid I see no reason why you would need to pay royalties which are charged to people who reproduce the music for commercial...

About documents

There are pro se divorce kits available from Legal Zoom, sometimes from your local family court.If you and your ex have mutual assets and/or...

My aunt died in June, 2008 in Ohio, and her will was filed in probate a month later. Since then nothing has been done by

I agree with Attorney Schmitz. You can also demand production of a formal accounting. You should also report the attorney to your state ethics...

My ex wife keeps on voiding the court order for visitations. How many times can she get away with it before something done?

The response depends on many factors. Read up on parental alienation syndrome. Interfering with parental visitation is a violation of the existing...

A question about proxy

This may be more complicated than you think. When you say the company pays with a match, does it go to you personally or to the 401K? The usual...