What is my legal right to my fathers home/assets. No will.

My condolences on your father's passing. As my colleague already stated - the property he owns (both real estate and personal property) are subject...

Do I need to apply for a non profit status to start a small dog rescue in S.C. I am planning on having only 2 dogs at a time?

Hello, Federal non-profit status (501c3) gives certain benefits both to the business with the status (tax exemption) but also to people /...

What is the typical process to obtain my mother's last name?

Hello, The process to change your name is controlled by North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 101...

Do I need to pay back money my dad gave me to satisfy his estate, no papers were ever signed

As my colleagues have suggested, the real question is about whether the money was a gift, a loan, or an advance on your potential inheritance. A...

I agree with my colleagues. There are steps you can take to preserve your DBA name while converting your sole proprietorship into a partnership or...

There is no probate or beneficiary, how do i become the probate/beneficiary.

First - I am sorry for your loss. Second - if your son passed away in Wisconsin and left no will - his estate is subject to the laws of intestacy...

Congratulations on your impending marriage! Wis. Stat.. s. 765.15(c) is applicable to members of a religious society, denomination or sect in which...

How can I get my mother's belongings from my ex-wife?

I am sorry for your loss. The answer to your question depends on a number of factors including did your mother's estate go through the probate...

If one of the beneficiaries will not sign for house to go to the one person. What can be done?

First, I am sorry for your loss and this situation. Second, I agree with Attorney Heath Dedmond - if the boys won't sign - your only option would...

Can the trustee take ownership of real property; according to the will it is to be sold and the proceeds are to go into th trust

First, I am sorry for your loss. Second, to answer your questions - it may be possible to take your trust distribution in the form of taking title...