It depends on what you mean by part of the estate. From the facts as you have stated them it appears that the estate is demanding that you give to...

This is a complicated issue and you may want to highly consider retaining an attorney. First, you cannot have a power of attorney voided simply...

The short answer is yes. The fact that you intentionally closed your eyes and refused to conduct research into other artist's work does not excuse...

Two things. First, you cannot be held to a contract that you did not sign or otherwise agree to. If the stud owner uses a boilerplate contract...

From the facts as you have stated them you have no grounds to compel them to just give you their property. As a second owner, they have an...

By the law of intestacy, the surviving spouse gets $50,000.00 and one half of the remaining estate, which would include the house. The remaining...

It depends on what you were looking to contest. If your brother was given the property outright by your mother's will then you have no grounds to...

There are many attorneys who can help with those things. Since you are seeking to have a will done, I would recommend starting your search by...

If your mother left everything to her children per stirpes, then your deceased sister's step-child is not eligible to receive regardless of the...

From the facts as you have stated them, he had the authority to collect the amounts in your parent's bank account, but not to keep them. As an...