How can I get control of my father's trust for me out of my sister and then my niece's hands and and into anyone else's?

If you are the beneficiary of a trust you have rights to an accounting and other information. If you feel the trustee is not acting within their...

My husband stands to inherit one 4th of his mother's estate. As his spouse, will I be entitled to some of his inheritance?

Why would you be? If he is the beneficiary it is his... What he does with it after he gets it is up to him but typically an inheritance remains...

Should I sign this stipulation form or just let it play out? We are finalizing the distributions from our property being sold.

It would be woefully inappropriate for anyone, let alone an attorney, to comment on your matter and advise you to do anything. Only you can decide...

Employer did not take any taxes out of my paycheck. What do i do?

My guess is that you are being treated as an independent contractor (1099) - whether that is proper or not is another matter. Did you fill out a...

Complaint for Forclosure of Tax Certificate

Sounds like someone purchased the tax lien. After enough time has passed they have the right to foreclose which would eventually lead to them...

My father gave me the invoice of his lawyer who made his will before he died. The lawyer will now not send me a copy of will

I agree with the other attorneys who noted that he does not have to provide a copy to you. I assume also that you are not the named executor so...

Will isn't notarized -- how do I go through probate?

I agree with the other attorneys - this issue in and of itself does not mean the will is invalid. If you can get the witnesses to sign the...

Is it a problem or could it be a problem if I draw up a will for somebody as a lawyer and then sign the same will as a witness ?

NO that is not a problem. As long as all other procedures for signing are followed (proper number of witnesses, notary, self-proving affidavit, etc.)

Divorced, who is responsible for irs debt?

I agree with the other attorneys and would consult someone - this procedure is usually called "Innocent Spouse" relief and you can do some...

Sounds like you need an attorney - the question is if that language created a "life estate" in the equipment, or more specifically a "term of...