Can I establish a trust before I get married to protect my assets from her?

A pre-nuptial would be the only way to protect your assets in the event of divorce. You can form a trust to own your assets, however, if you have...

What is the difference between custody and guardianship? How do you get guardianship?

Custody is in a parent situation where the court determines who will have legal custody and primary parenting responsibility. It is typically...

Can a death bed will be legal as soon as he gets from intensive care and only step mother and her relatives sign it

For a will to be valid in Alabama, it must be in writing, signed by the testator and witnessed by 2 people. A letter that is not witnessed by 2...

YOu are what is referred to as an "omitted spouse" since you were married after the will was executed. You would be able to make an election to...

Is it safe to sign a waiver of probate of will?

Yes, that will allow the will to be probated sooner and without a hearing. You should get a copy of the will with the Waiver and if the will...

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Yes you can and you do need to file a report with the restaurant and see if there were any other people who got food poisoning as well. I had a...

What are my rights under alabam laws.

You need to contact a probate attorney in Tuscaloosa asap. If no estate has been opened, title may still be in your grandmother's name and an...

If a principal instructs an acting Power of attorney to take reimbursements before paying third parties, can the th acting POA?

You need to consult an attorney and get a contract to perform those services. Medicaid recongnizes the contract and won't treat any payments to...

Will my brother go to jail for fudiciary and use of POA?

there is a crime for Elder Abuse in Alabama, however, getting the DA's to prosecute it is another story. Unless the family pushes to have him...

Is there a statute of limitations to contest a will IN TENNESSEE.

You would have to ask an attorney in TN. In Alabama, which follows the Uniform Probate Code, you have 6 moths from the date the will is filed for...