How do I get guardianship of my dad?

You can petition the Supreme Court in the county your father resides for Article 81 Guardianship of your father. See an elder law attorney.

This is a Estate Planning Question on wills and trust accounts

Generally yes. However there may be some pitfalls for the unwary and unintended consequences unless you use a lawyer.

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My friend got served recently in foreclosure papers, she wants to ask the court to extend the time so she can better answer.

You can Stipulate in writing with the other attorney for an extension of time to Answer or otherwise respond. I would send a cover letter asking...

What is involved in contesting a will

If you are a child, then you should be cited (noticed by legal process) when he will is offered for probate.

I just completed a Revocable Trust Attorney wants to hold original copy? Is this a good idea?

Did you execute more than 1 original? Usually this is a good practice if there are originals.

What happens to my parents' house (paid off- they own it free and clear) if they die without a will?

You and your brother are tenants in common. He is entitled to possession so long as he pays for all the taxes, costs and upkeep. If you want him...

How can I solve this problem?

This sounds like a law school question. If it is, argue the statute of frauds. It if is real, argue General Obligations Law § 5-701. The factual...

Under NYS Real Estate Law, can a person in default in their commont charges be a candidate for the Board?

It depends on what the entire document says. This provision is about voting, not about running for condominium office, so I would say that the...

I got summoned to go to court over a credit card with Amex over 13k. Will there be a judgement on my credit?

I handle this area of the law. You need to answer and you need the expertise of an attorney who regularly does this type of work to protect you...

Does a married man's "illegitimate" children have any right to his assets?

I would see a lawyer right away. Your father's estate could turn into a real litigation mess.