How can I insure my parents inherit my ira if I predeceased them without risking that it winds up at a nursing home.

The best way to control distributions in less statistically likely circumstances (such as your parents predeceasing you and applying the...

Do I need a real estate attorney?

You haven't described it very well, but it has the earmarks to sound like some of the scams I've read about since the real estate collapse. I agree...

Excellent answer by Ms. Peebles, above. I agree. She's also right about you being well advised to retain a lawyer.

I am entertained by my learned colleague's brief response, so I apologize for taking the humor out of it by explaining.... Assuming you have an...

USA LLC forming subsidiary/branch in CANADA

You need a lawyer licensed in the appropriate province of Canada. US law is unlikely to be a problem if I understand your question, but it wouldn't...

Please help me. if you could answer the below questions i am asking on behalf of my hopefully-soon-to-be fiscal sponsor.

I agree with my colleague. That description is useless, and I have no idea where to start to answer. But, I do know what you should do. Your...

Fifteen year right of way usage; can it be removed?

I'm sorry you didn't get a free answer, but you did the right thing to retain local counsel to look at the real facts of your matter and reach a...

Lifetime tenancy - whose date of death to use to determine taxes on selling the land after the tenancy has ended

What a fascinating question! Neat. That's the kind of question I'd expect on a Bar Exam intended to sort out who gets to take the exam again next...

Appear in Court: what is statute to file for debt relief & obtain items that were agreed to be surrender in a divorce agreement

It is difficult for me to understand the question in the way you have worded it, but I assume from context that the settlement is some informal,...

Can I sue my step grandmother's estate for the remainder of the proceedings received from the sale of my biol grandparents home?

It sure sounds like you've missed the statute of limitations on filing anything, but the best bet is to review the facts, the titles, and the wills...