My brother died and he has one son, his son does not want his inheritance, he wants me to have it, what steps must I take?

The son (assuming he is not a minor any more?) needs to file what is called a "disclaimer" with the court which divests him of the bequest. ...

What are the real advantages of Arbitration compared to litigating the case in the courts ?

One additional difference between arbitration and court is the time and cost that lawyers invest in Motion Practice which has evolved to a new art...

I asked a question 10 days ago but know answer yet looking to obtain civil law firm to file suit

Since time appears to of the essence and you have not gotten an answer for the prior question you posted (note you should have copied it here again...

What are my legal rights and what advice could you offer me?

Two legal theories of recovery: (I) unjust enrichment to the extent of the value of your contribution to the cost of the car was taken by taking...

Am I able to file my taxes claiming my daughter as a dependent if I pay child support?

as long as you provide at least 50% of the child's living expenses then you are entitled to claim her as a dependent. However, you need to be...

The policy will not transfer to you because of the conveyance. Now that you own the property (when deed is signed and recorded acknowledging this...

Can I do an amendment to a will or do I have to have a lawyer do it?

Always remember that if you do a will amendment (called a "codicil") it has to follow same procedures in terms of signatures from you, 2 witnesses...

I want to start a airboat racing business, but want to know if I need to file as a LLC or fictitious name?

1. You should form an LLC to house the business. A fictitious name is not relevant concept to this issue of best legal structure to use. Anyone...

Do I need a new will?

Another reason to have them reviewed by an estate attorney is because federal and state laws governing estates and inheritances change over time. ...

Texas LLC owned by California Sole Proprietorship

Apparently no based upon what several CA attorneys have posted in regard to this very same question.