We have a son with a disability and want to make sure he is not jeopardized by our leaving anything to him in our wills.

You will need the services of an attorney who specializes in drafting special needs trusts. A special needs trust is a special type of trust...

Do I need to go through probate? And can creditors obtain satisfaction against real and personal property in the trust?

My condolences on your loss. You have two distinct issues here: 1. The trust (and its assets already in it) 2. The estate of your father...

Is my uncle's wife of less than a year entitled to the home since he died.? He was a widow. What about the six children?

I strongly suggest an estate administration attorney review your case immediately. Looking at your facts there are many times that property...

We need a bit more information in order to help guide you. First things first- Is your grandmother still alive, or has she passed away? The...

Can a Special needs trust never give any money to the person it is written for and not give statements? Is that legally written

Short answer to Money from the trust - Sometimes Yes you can get cash (within certain limits) Short answer to statements from the trust - Yes -...

Can SS make me pay back SSID overpayments my late husband supposedly received?

Short answer - yes the can (they might change that soon) seek the money. Short answer - yes - hire an SSI/SSDI attorney immediately. The...

Can I really get in trouble?

We would need a few more facts to give more accurate guidance. As the SSI payments have stopped, you will want to immediately take that notice...

There is a legal guide on Avvo that you might want to look at. It gives some detailed information on the topic you are listing. Here is the...

Is not paying on a car loan( buy here pay here) and not turning in the car grand theft auto?

The facts you provided are very limited and much more information would be needed to give more accurate guidance in the correct direction. Your...

Partial ownership in real estate can one be asked to leave the premises?

Short answer is - likely no. We would need to know a bit more information on the will and the wording. If the will simply gives the house...

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