Fairfax, VA
Elder law Lawyer at Fairfax, VA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Trusts ... +10 more
The documents you need (which is not just a Will, but also a General Power of Attorney and Advance Medical Directive, and quite likely a revocable...
The terms of the trust are generally controlling, so if the trust states that the money goes to the estate, it needs to go to the estate. However,...
Many probate attorneys in Northern Virginia are also licensed in Maryland, and many of offer free initial consultations.
It is not at all clear what you are asking. I suggest you rewrite your question with more clarity and then repost it.
This is a very complex area of the law, and you will need a very experienced probate attorney to sort out who is entitled to what.
As Ms. O'Reilly stated, the process you have briefly explained seems accurate. The executor is supposed to title the assets into his name as soon...
You have not provided enough information for anyone to give you a real answer to this question. Is your father alive? Is your father dead? If he is...
To make it easier on yourself in the future, ask your father to have the attorney correct the document. While he's at it, he should ask the...
You're only option -- other than asking, which presumably you've already done without sucess -- is to sue her. You'll need to hire an atorney in...
Virginia Land Trusts offer no real asset protection at all. They are simply a way to attempt to hide the true ownerhsip of assets to make them...