What are my rights?

I suggest you take this in steps: (1) Probate needs to be commenced for your mother so that a Personal Representative will be appointed and there...

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When does a administrator of a estate take their 10 % fee from the estate

In Maryland a Personal Representative under court governed probate is entitled to request the court to approve a commission. He cannot take the...

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Question about auto accident.

There's lots of interesting questions posed by the facts of what happened. First to know is that Maryland is a contributory negligence state. If a...

The first answer is good advice. The key to any lawsuit you file is going to be a qualified mechanic explaining exactly what Jiffy Lube did or did...

Below is a copy of the first part of the statute that governs who can be Person Representative (Executor). Testate means with a will; intestate...

What are the statues in Maryland conerning the alteration of a court document?

To answer this question more information is needed. Are you saying that the judge issued an order and than later the judge made a change? Or, are...

My Paralegal Studies text states the following, and I am hoping someone can clarify for me please!

And to add to the previous answer, sometimes there are rules that can affect things. For example, Maryland Rule 1-104(a) states: "An unreported...

Uncle and wife agreed to move into my grandfather's house to take care him. Grandfather died before uncle signed leased. Uncle

I assume you have read the 2 answers above. I add another way to think about this. Whatever the answer to your questions, nothing can be done until...

My Mother lives in NC and is now in a nursing home there. she is getting ready to be discharged and placed in assisted living

Depends upon the State. Maryland has a Uniform Guardianship law. Here's part of it applicable to your question that might help answering your...

What should I do regarding a case that involves a lot of money, and the attorneys that I have hired failed to advise me.

A judge cannot be your lawyer. So, writing to the judge isn't likely to get you answers to your questions. You can certainly file a complaint....