Do i need an attorney if I have a Durable power of attorney signed and notorized by all applicable parties. ?

It depends on the power of attorney (POA) your friend has. If the POA was drafted by an attorney and has been filed, you may very well be able to...

How do i get gaurdianship of my nephew?

You might have luck seeking custody or adopting your nephew. If his mother is agreeable that makes the situation easier, but I understand that...

Please just be aware that if you are preparing your own will, there are many specific elements you must meet for it to be considered valid. In my...

Before you go forth with a Guardianship, it may be worth your time to see if he may be competent enough to sign a power of attorney, naming you as...

What do I have to do to get durable power of attorney for my mom?

If your mother is not competent to sign, you may need to file for Guardianship to access her accounts. If she is capable and competent to sign now...

What should I do? Is there any possibility I could fight for this since I'm also legally there child too?

Your best option would be to consult with a probate attorney. Try speaking with the other relatives and see if they will sign away their claim to...

Will I be allowed to file a caveat proceeding to enforce the oral will even though it has been longer than 6 months?

"31-5.1. Revocation of written will. A written will, or any part thereof, may be revoked only (1) By a subsequent written will or codicil or other...

What are my rights as a contingent beneficiary of my Uncles Irrevocable trust? What info do trustees have to provide me?

If your uncle is so easily influenced, are you sure that he is competent? Does he have a Power of Attorney? If not, or if the Power of Attorney...

I'm an ex-trustee on an irrevocable trust. Is it legal to give a copy of trust & Will to beneficiary who plans to sue trustees?

If you are worried about doing the right thing, you may always call over to the Clerk of Superior Court and ask. Alternatively, you can hire an...

It is very common to set up a Trust and transfer a property into the Trust to keep the property out of probate. There is not necessarily anything...