My mother n father die n dec. I'm the only son 53 . Do I have the right to my parents pensions?

If their retirement was a true pension, those usually end with the death of the recipient. If this was some other type of retirement account, such...

If you want to surrender the car, and are wanting to avoid additional amounts being owed to the title pawn company, then you need not worry. Title...

A power of attorney must be done voluntarily and knowingly. While she may have some issues mentally, she could still sign one to your sister or to...

My father died in 2013 and left land to me. My brother is not doing his job as executor. What should i do? I want my inheritance

If the property was left to you in the will, and there are no contingencies for the transfer, then your brother can be removed as executor and...

I'm thinking about filing chapter7, will I lose my home?

A chapter 7 trustee is charged with gathering and liquidating assets to pay creditors. However, you are allowed exemptions for equity in your...

Is O Vicryl a mesh on the recall list and part of the mesh suits being files?

There are different cases going on with regards to mesh cases, so it is possible you do have a claim. You should consult with a malpractice...

In Georgia, if the husband of the deceased is in prison, and she dies without a will, can he still be the administrator?

Mr. Robson is absolutely correct. Having one of the daughters appointed administrator is no problem. As to the wrongful death claim, there may be...

What forms would I have to file to be able to show a judge photo evidence in my divorce case in Georgia?

An appraisal conducted by an appraiser who can come to court to introduce it would be best. Other than that, a photo taken by a person who can...

You very well could have a case. I was involved in one where the child developed cerebral palsy due to the lack of oxygen, in which case the...

Can someone please definitively tell me if a 17 year old (she is 18 in December) is considered a minor or an adult?

She is considered a minor until she is 18. Some of the confusion may be related to the fact that juvenile courts lose jurisdiction over minors for...

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