Confirming the "best" option would require a confidential consultation with your parents, during which a lawyer would learn key facts that would...

Maintaining the liability protections of a corporate entity does not hinge upon the business' name or brand; it hinges upon the presence or absence...

Based on our limited knowledge of your assets and estate planning goals, it appears that a combination of non-probate transfers would fit your...

The lawyer your father hired is the best source of accurate information since s/he is the lawyer most familiar with the situation. It appears that...

I would consult with an experienced elder law or estate planning attorney, and discuss the feasibility of a special needs trust. I hope the...

I would search for a local lawyer who focuses on contracts and commercial law, and start with a consultation. Best regards.

You seem to be referring to an actual Complaint in Summary Ejectment; "eviction notice" has no legal significance in North Carolina. If you are...

A special needs trust is a strong possibility. Yes, you should consult with an estate planning lawyer with deep expertise in trusts, to advise on...

I agree with Attorneys Gunthert and Barreau that a non-probate strategy--most likely centered on revocable trust--would be highly desirable,...

In the absence of a grantor, trustor or settlor, you would be the "responsible party," since as trustee you fall within that definition per the...