If you have an order in place it should be followed. If you do not have an order in place, you may need to establish child support and visitation....

See a landlord-tenant attorney for advice on how to remove brother from the property.

Power of attorney's revoke upon the death of the grantor. So, POA is not legally useful. See an attorney understand what options you have.

I would hurry to contact an estate attorney about this issue. Don't delay. Uncle can do anything that you and your siblings let him get away with.

You need a will, not a power of attorney. A power of attorney is void once the grantor dies. You have some other options as well to ensure that you...

She probably can get it. You can go and get it. The car is both of yours. Avoid breaching the peace when you go take the car. You might also sue...

Send her a note that you are going to begin billing her for the time that you are required to store the car and that she will owe you this money...

Garnishment usually occurs long after a lawsuit has been lost. So, you are looking back months or years to where you probably defaulted on a suit....

Very fact-dependent situation. Consult with an attorney. Also, anytime a garnishment is imposed or preferably before it is imposed, you should talk...

Just because benefits have been allowed does not mean there is a liability for the estate. See an attorney.