What are the odds I can get custody of my daughter.

Talk with your divorce attorney and ask him/her to prepare a modification of custody. Your daughter is old enough to have a say in this matter. ...

What are the rights of undocumented wards (ages 19-20) who are in a guardianship. Their guardians are not related to them. ?

Guardianships end when a child becomes an adult (most states = 18). When young adults have jobs, it is acceptable for them to pay rent, food,...

When my father dies, how can I get money I feel my father owes me from my grandfather's will?? 25,000+

You would have to file claims in your father's probate estate after a probate is opened. There are time limits to do so. You and your sister...

If the legal guardian signs full custody over to me of my kids can I get them without having to go through court?

The only "legal" way to get guardianship or custody is to obtain a court order.

The Florida POA should be effective in TN - but please have the document prepared by an attorney. It needs to be witnessed and notarized; if not,...

Can I get some of my dad pension if he was in army and I got some of his money when I was a child when he was in army ? he died

Children rarely receive pensions. They are generally received by a surviving spouse or, if no spouse, they go back into the pension pool.

If my dad signed over his house to me does that mean everything in there belongs to me?

The deed was for the real property. The furniture. furnishings, etc. are "tangible personal property" and are not transferred by deed. You are...

A new Will is the appropriate way to transfer real property at death. If Deed is in the name of two persons who are deceased, the only way to...

How do I change an irrevocable trust after the death of the trustee?

An irrevocable trust is irrevocable - it can't be changed. Although your deceased son was the primary beneficiary, you must have named alternate...

Why would a personal representative tell a probate atty not to talk to an heir of said estate?

The attorney represents the estate and the personal representative. He/she does not represent the heirs. You should engage your own attorney - and...