If i am in foster care can my foster parents have guardianship rights?

I'm sorry for the problems you and your foster parents are facing. If you live in Charlotte, the community is large enough to have Legal Aid. Legal...

How to get guardianship of a relative who has a power of attoney, who is abusing his privileges.

Part of your question appears to be elder abuse so the authorities should be contacted. There should be a Department in the State where you can...

If there is a Will and the will states how possessions are to be divided, the Will needs to be probated. If there are creditors, the creditors must...

If your father had a will, his executor or personal representative should have that information. If your father did not have a will, you could...

Guardianship of elderly mother with dementia but refuses any help or approval of guardianship.

Your mother does not have to approve of a guardianship. The court grants guardianship when someone cannot take care of herself - such as you have...

Mother died 2002. I am sole heir. She owned $8000 value house in Tx. No probate done. I have paid property taxes.

There should be a very simplified procedure that you can use if your mother passed away in 2002, as stated. Please contact a Texas probate attorney...

My motherinlaw put my husband's name on everything she owned. He is an only child and when she passed everything became his.

You should not be entitled to his inheritance. However, NM is a community property state so you do have property rights in things that are owned...

How can i find out if your husband made any type of contributions to his pension plan

Ask the employer and the account custodian to provide the information to you.

Can I do a rent to own on my property without having to claim it as income?

Please contact a real estate attorney to draw up the rental agreement. What you want in your lease is unusual and you should not draft your own...

Do we need an attorney to do the succession ? How do we find out if taxes are owed ? How much should this reasonably cost ?

you really need to open an estate (intestate - without a will). Your siblings can file "Disclaimers," documents saying they do not want the...