Do I have to sign separation and release agreement to receive severance pay?

As a practical matter, you probably will not receive the severance package they are offering unless you sign the agreement. However, in many cases...

If you are the Executor of the estate, then you would be signing the deed under your own name, but in that capacity, rather than individually. As...

My Aunt passed away in 1998 and there is money due her on missing money.com. How do I go about claiming it?

Since your Aunt was a resident of Ohio at the time of her death, you will need to consult an attorney in that state in order to determine who is...

Who has the authority to accept a settlement offer?

So sorry to hear of your loss. In the situation you describe, you will most likely need to probate your father's estate, so that someone can be...

How can I prosecute a person for undue influence, fraud, and abuse of the elderly? How do I start that process ?

I am sorry to hear about the loss of your father. I know this must be a difficult time, but it is critical that you engage legal counsel and...

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You can file a petition in Probate Court to get the safe deposit box opened. Assuming the court grants your request to open the box, they will...

Is there a statue of limitations on an estate that was probated in April 2009 but it was probated on false information? My

Yes, it is possible to re-open an estate. You will most likely need an attorney to handle that, and it may or may not be the best remedy for the...

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What is the process of Superior Court? What is the Time Fram?

As the other attorneys mentioned, there is no specific time frame for a case to be heard in Superior Court. In general, cases are heard much more...

Can I have my father admitted for alcohism if I am his Power of Attorney?

If what you have is a Financial Power of Attorney, that will not help you. If you have a Health Care Power of Attorney or Advance Health Care...

There is no specific right under Georgia law for heirs or beneficiaries to receive copies of bank statements and cancelled checks. However, if you,...