Is it still possible for me to adopt my niece?

You can consult with a family law attorney who specializes in adoption in the state where your niece lives to see what, if any, options you have.

My husband passed away at 61 y. 3 years ago. I am now 62 and still working full time - Am I entitled to any of his SS now?

You are entitled to benefits. I suggest that you make an appointment at the SS office. Take your marriage certificate and a certified copy of...

18 years ago, I granted an irrevocable trust, funded with assets that my father had been in line to inherit from Grandpa but

We cannot answer this question. Only a qualified estate attorney who reviews the trust can advise you. Please consult an estate planning attorney...

My aunt wants me to resign as trustee for a revocable trust after my uncles death?

If you have a copy of the trust, please consult an estate attorney for an explanation. It sounds like this is a joint trust (aunt & uncle) and the...

Are there any circumstances under which I as a beneficiary of an IRREVOCABLE trust might not be entitled to an accounting?

Yes - perhaps someone has been named to receive an accounting on your behalf; perhaps you are not a "qualified" beneficiary at this time; perhaps...

royalty checks will keep on coming (hopefully). The interest for which royalty checks are written (oil wells, entertainment or publishing, music...

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How can i recover funds from a relative

Please consult with an attorney where you live.

Talk with your divorce attorney. You should be able to subpoena your husband's accounts - but not his girlfriend's accounts. A PI probably would...

What legal steps can i take when i am not receiving proper care at my hospital ?

Please consult your doctor. If that does not solve the problem, get a new doctor and go to a different hospital

I work 61 hrs a week. Pay all bills and the mother says she wants me to move out. She don't work. What are my rights as a father

Please consult a family law attorney. It is very likely that you will not get sole custody, but will be able to have your daughter half of the...