Me and my brother are co-agents as power of attorney for my parents in VA. Can I ad a successor or a survivor of myself-my son?

The power of attorney document itself will determine whether you, as an agent, can appoint a successor agent to yourself. However, the bigger...

Post-nuptial agreement?

A post-nuptial agreement, also called a Marital Agreement, can be entered into at any time covering any matters related to the marriage. There are...

I am named in my uncles Will. Do I have a right to know where the money from his Estate went?

As others have stated, any beneficiary can demand and accounting from the agent who was acting as Agent under the Power or Attorney. Here's...

I inherited townhouse form mom. The mortgage is still in her name I was wondering if could assume the mortgage .

Provided you are making the full mortgage payments and get caught up on the three months that you are behind on the loan, you do NOT need to assume...

Is it illegal for my wife to put key logger on my comp and record everything i write with out me knowing

I'm moving your practice area to divorce and separation, since your marriage is obviously headed in that direction, so this question will be seen...

I have changed the practice area of your question to immigration so that it will be seen by the proper attorneys.

Children are not legally responsible for funeral or burial expenses of the parent. If the burial has not already occurred, a free way to dispose of...

Change of surname for spouse

I am changing your practice area to immigration so that it will go to the correct attorneys.

My grandfather had a will for 50 years stating his money and estate be divided equally to his son and daughter(my mom).

If his new Will does not mention his deceased daughter or you, then you can absolutely challenge the Will based on the fact that you are a...

Do children have standing to challenge a deed between Dad & second wife while Dad is still alive?

The answer is yes -- the deed can be challenged on the basis of undue influence. As my friend Mr. Hart has stated, you need an experienced estate...