Would like to obtain legal guardian for a disable adults

There are plenty of attorneys who can help, but you have to find one on your own. You can use the find attorney function on Avvo. That said, my...

Life-tenancy, who is responsible for removing dangerous structures?

Normally, a life tenant has all the rights and obligations incident to ownership. However, there are always exceptions to the general rule and...

Do I need a real estate attorney or I can deal with that on myself

The fact that you are even asking the question on a legal site tells me that you are not comfortable dealing with the matter on your own. Many...

REO, Special Warranty Deed, & CDO/judicial sales "TENUR OR OWNERSHIP" of property

You need to appreciate that, to an attorney, there is no such thing as general advice. It is all specific. Facts are more important to an...

As a Real Estate Salesperson, affiliated with a Broker. Can I have my own personal website?

By a personal website, I assume you mean your own real estate website. The short answer is no. A real estate salesperson has to be supervised by...

As other attorneys noted, your question is impossible to answer without reading the trust. Are you the beneficiary? There are some likely or...

My mom just died. She has no will. How do I get bills out of her name and what do I do about her house

While this is a good place to start, you really need a consultation with a lawyer. Look at the fees spent as an investment in getting this matter...

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Intestate , estate tax for home left from our parents|?

With the facts presented, it is not necessary to file the ET-706. However, it is important to know if your parents had additional assets at the...

Can i get my brothers money

It does not belong to the bank. It belongs to your brother's estate. You should file a Small Estate Administration in the Surrogate's Court. It...

CAN A LAWYER "HOLD" MONIES TO AN ESTATE FROM A SETTLEMENT UNTIL THE PETITIONERS WILL HAS BEEN TO PROBATE AND CLOSED ?

Your facts are not clear. For example, a Will would have to be probated in order to be valid. If there was a trust, then you could avoid probate....