Who should the grantors on a bargain and sale deed be?

Attorney McMahon is absolutely correct. Both Trusts should be the Grantors since you are trying to put the whole title into the wife's Trust. ...

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I was denied by my dad's bank to be named Agent for his Durable POA. WHY?

As I read your question, your Dad wants to terminate an existing Power of Attorney and replace a Trustee. Powers of Attorney are always revocable...

If you feel that you have been actually threathened or if you think that your friend is in serious danger of hurting himself or others, you should...

First things first. Make an appointment to meet with your lawyer. Explain to him/her that you are unsatisfied and think that your case isn't...

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I was wandering if you could please tell me just what the law says my dad past away a little over 7 years not having a will.

I certainly agree that you need to consult a North Carolina attorney who practices in the Estate field. You noted that the title was in both...

I rent an apartment with a roommate My husbands come to visit me once every 2-3 months for a wk. Do I still have to pay his shar

There are more questions that have to be answered before a firm answer can be given. Not the least of which is whether you have a lease. ...

I need a sealed copy of my deceased father's Power of Attorney. I was named his POA, however the copy I have is not sealed.

Why would you need this? Your Father's appointment of you as his Agent (Power of Attorney) terminated when you Father died. Even if you obtain...

Contesting a will

It is almost impossible for any of us to answer this question other than in a general way. Obviously you have a "right" to question the will...

Trust and Will

Your father has been determined to be "incapable of making decisions for himself" not your Mother. Your Mother, if she is competent, always has...

Have property in Escambia Co FL and Alabama. Deadline is approaching. Do I need to file in fla or ala ? Which one 1st?

Since your late husband "lived in Florida at the time of his death", he estate must be probated in Florida. Given the time constraints you set...