Will a pre-nuptial agreement be legally valid when witnessed and notarized?

Premarital agreements do not need to be recorded, and they are judged on their content - not their form alone. Proper execution of the agreement...

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My father has a large estate, I spent 9,000 in funeral expenses. Can I get the entire amount back if the estate is solvent.

Generally, funeral and burial expenses are an estate administration expense which should be reimbursed from the estate's assets before the funds...

Does a landlord have the right to impose a monetary fine for violating a "Parties" clause in the rental contract.

A landlord may "fine" you for violating the terms of the lease, but it would be properly referred to as liquidated damages. With regard to...

Yes - a landlord can rent a house in "as is" condition. The details you provided do not identify what type of lease you have, if any (is this...

Can an executor be an heir in the same will for which he/she is responsible?

Yes. DISCLAIMER: THE INFORMATION PRESENTED HERE IS GENERAL IN NATURE AND IS NOT INTENDED, NOR SHOULD IT BE CONSTRUED, AS LEGAL ADVICE. THIS...

I need to know what happens to the ownership of an S corp if one of the two owners passes and there is no written will.

More information is needed for me to provide an accurate answer, but in general, the spouse of the deceased owner will take the decedent's shares...

I live in London, UK, am the son of two very elderly parents in Virginia. The following pertains to this situation.

If your mother is still alive, you have no right to see the will and your mother can change her will at any time she chooses, even to the extent of...

Can real property of an estate be transferred by the heirs to the person the deceased gifted it to, without having to be sold?

Ohio law may differ, but in most states, the heirs could arguably take a fractional tenant in common interest in the real estate so that a sale...

Does a POA override a person's will?

As you will see, I am not licensed in Texas, but in Virginia, the answer would definitely be "no." DISCLAIMER: THE INFORMATION PRESENTED HERE IS...

Employment Contract - employer obligation

The answer is going to depend on the terms of the contract, so you should get it in front of a local attorney for review. If you need assistance...