Nobody can deny food and living expenses to any one - there are no such laws. Get help from an elder law attorney.

I have been served with a 3 day notice to quit but my uncle is only one of the beneficiaries my mother is also one can he evict

You need to meet with an attorney to clarify who owns the house and whether your uncle can evict you.

Can my father take me off an irrevocable trust for the house he owns ?

In New York State an irrevocable trust can be amended only with the approval of all interested parties, this includes the beneficiaries. So,...

Is my lawyer overcharging me?

AVVO is NOT the place to evaluate other attorneys' legal fees or performance. It seems you used the services of attorneys and non-attorneys - my...

Can I travel out of the US to my home country in feb 2018 if I am on OPT now and planning to file for H1 B in April 2018?

You may travel outside the US if your OPT F-1 visa is valid and you are employed, because many time Customs and Border Protection will ask about...

I-485 Approved 2 days before leaving USA. Already had AP/EAD approved before I left USA. What should I use/ to come back to USA?

Use the green card (you have it in hand) - the advance parole is not valid any longer since the green card was approved.

Since yo do not plan on applying for the permanent residency, you are coming back to the US to continue on your employment on the O-1 visa as long...

How do you probate a will if you dont live in The country but know you are one of the beneficiaries ?

Search the court records to find if your aunt's Will was probated - if it was probated and you were a beneficiary named in the Will you should have...

How does someone challenge an executor of a will?

You may challenge your brother's fiduciary duty as executor when your brother starts the probate of your father's estate. If your father added...

The beneficiary of a company life insurance policy has died before collecting. Who receives the money?

Of course your grandmother's estate should be entitled to the insurance proceeds, but you have to open a probate proceeding for your grandmother...