How can I get a GAL and Restraining Order dismissed on the grounds of retaliation and bad faith?
Go see an attorney. "Retaliation and bad faith" are not reasons to have a restraining order removed.
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Go see an attorney. "Retaliation and bad faith" are not reasons to have a restraining order removed.
I have no idea what you are talking about. See a probate attorney with a copy of all the documents in the court’s file relating to this probate...
The executor oversees an estate. Another question is whether she can bar you from access to the property to recover your own property is a question...
Do a new will. Make a police report..........................................................................
Joint accounts go to the joint owner when one joint owner dies. See an attorney.......................................
You will split the house with your husband’s children without a will. If you dislike this, have your husband execute an estate plan.
Amendments to a will must be executed with the same formality as a will to be valid. Do a new valid will.
Depends on whether the brother died before the parents. Get an attorney. Attorney fees are deductible from the estate, and you are going to need to...
Losing earnest money might be cost effective. See a real estate attorney in person. Perhaps you can make hay out of a nondisclosure of the...
Seems like you do not have much in the way of resources. Are you your father’s only child? If so, you might try to go to the tag office and see if...