Will a hand written contract hold up in court
Yes, the agreement can be 'admitted' into evidence. How the court interprets it is the real question.
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Yes, the agreement can be 'admitted' into evidence. How the court interprets it is the real question.
I'll add to the chorus - Mr. Farr and Mr. Kreitzer are correct, do not do this on your own, consult an experienced elder law attorney. (I know of...
Mr. Wall is correct. Taking over management of a trust isn't simply 'filling out a form' (despite websites that advertise their documents). Each...
I agree with Mr. Zellinger as he is a Pennsylvania attorney and there is such variation among the several states as to probate law. Frankly given...
The "pecking order" is set forth in section 64.2-200 of the Code of Virginia, here:...
There are alarm bells going off like crazy. The guy sounds like he has dementia - he needs help. DO NOT take control of his property (except to...
First - Mr. Kreitzer is spot on - what does the will say and what are the assets in the estate. consult an experienced attorney who handles both...
Like everyone else says - you can't lock him out. Frankly, don't sweat the money just get rid of the jerk. You have a written notice he's vacating...
While the builders would possibly be liable, the passage of time probably makes this beyond any statute of limitations. There's also the...
I agree with Mr. Kreitzer - you should meet with an attorney - probably one familiar with the probate process. There are some 'catches' to this...