If my mom passes away but while she was alive, I had power of attorney over her, am I legally able to request her medical record

I agree with the other atty that the power of attorney ceased when she died. You can get records thru the administrator or her probate

My husband has been missing since 2009. it's been 5 years now. what is the process to get a death certificate?

The line of presumed death may or may not be written into our state laws, But in Social Security regulations and in the widely used Uniform Probate...

A will has been divided into seven parts. Part of the will includes land property. An offer has been made on the property but a

This is when you need a partition suit and I suggest you appeal to a real estate lawyer for more information

My boss made us sign a wavier that we would not start a business or talk about the business for a year after we quit. Is it lega

I completely agree with Mr. Pate. It is never a good idea to put things in writing without proof you are correct

Son died what are my rights to protect his stuff

I completely agree with Mr. Holt and hope his answer will help you start researching on Colorado

If a Trust has not been settled can the beneficiaries draw money from the trust fund? The trustee said that we could draw money

Ask a trust atty to explain what is stated in the trust document. Then make your choice of what to do

How long are court ordered trusts held legally? Should I acquire an attorney or be patient with the process?

See Mr. Potter's explanation and sit down with an atty to be sure this is interpreted correctly

My father passed away and only had a will. The will is signed and has my fathers properties listed to be split equally between

Probably not as assets have a beneficiary. By contract the funds belong to that person

What rights does my grandfather have to my mothers house since her passing?

Your grandfather does not sound like he is correct but you will need an atty and you should file for probate

The only way a foster child will qualify is if in the will. Grandchildren may. There is much other info needed to answer this adequately