Why don't you take that $4,800 and retain Italian counsel to review the estate filing in Italy. I'm willing to bet that Italian law, like U.S. law,...

I’ve written this same answer several times on Quora, and I don’t have enough time to rewrite it, so, I’m offering a re-publication from September...

You've gotten some rather divergent answers, and this will be divergent, as well. You really need to learn how to do international business, and...

Your question involves a matter of Indian law, and Avvo.com only hosts U.S. lawyers. You need to ask your Indian lawyer what is needed for...

I agree with my colleagues that it is ludicrous to believe we can give you a reliable opinion with a complex and specific plan based on a...

I almost always agree with my learned colleagues, Messrs. Skadden and Scarbrough, but, in this case, I think they are answering the wrong question....

In a rare moment, I disagree with my learned colleagues, but my disagreement is limited. There is a U.S. Statute asserting U.S. jurisdiction where...

It is your friend that needs counsel, not you. It is likely that the siblings have no interest in the probate estate, but a review of the filed...

It certainly sounds like you have some form of claim, though the claim may be limited by the fine print on your booking contract and by the Warsaw...

If there was a Will and you weren't in it, there may be little to say; and, if the assets were in non-probate assets like beneficiary-designated...