My sister wont let me have my inheritence

If your parents are still alive, then their wills are revocable. In other words, they can change them. If they have mental capacity, they can...

The company I work for has a contract with the federal government. Do I have a right to view the contract?

What is the basis of your request? What type of clearance do you have? A contract with the federal government, especially as it concerns a branch...

NY state trust question

I agree with Gerard. You can always ask and are more likely to get a meaningful response if you are cordial. If the trustee does not respond,...

Small Claims, HUD subsidized housing - CFR's and representation.

To act as a legal advocate (in the capacity of an attorney), you must be a member of the bar. She may call you as a witness, and the judge may ask...

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Can I collect security deposit after tenants have lived in apt for some time.

As the landlord, you can seek a security deposit. If the tenants are living month-to-month, you can terminate the tenancy through proper notice. ...

My mother was on welfare. NY & passed away. Does any portion of her estate have to be paid back or can the children benefit?

Medicaid can recover from the estate of a decedent who received assistance when 55 or older. Benefits paid before age 55 are not recoverable...

How were deeds stored back in 1967 ? in books ? or when were they converted to film ?

I think you are most apt to find the answer by contacting one of the more prominent title insurance companies. They have specialized knowledge and...

Trying to get permission through surrogate probate court to get medical records. I am named the only beneficiary.

Are you the estate fiduciary (i.e., executor, administrator)? What documents did you file? Did you make a motion in a contested proceeding?

You should have an attorney review the note and mortgage as if it were a closing and deal with the lender to protect your rights. You will need to...

How do I transfer a deed to an LLC?

As Shelley indicates, you need a new deed. If you are transferring your own deed to your own LLC, you may just need a quitclaim deed. That means...