Can I get custody of my nephew I've raised 5years?

You can petition the juvenile court for custody, stating basically what you did in your question. If you will go to the Clerk's office, they can...

After my mother in laws' passing, we (husband and I) have received a final bill of around 10 thousand. We have P.O.A. Will we be

You will not personally be expected to pay that debt. Her estate, however, may, since she owned an asset (her house) which is worth more than the...

You can reset the Medicaid snapshot date. LIke Kyla, I would recommend being out of the home at least long enough to reset all your Medicare...

Do I have to move with my guardian?

If your mom is your legal guardian or custodian, then yes, she gets to make the decision on whether or not you move. If you have appropriate...

My name is Julie and I have a question about common law marriage. .it's a very awful situation and would like to know my right

Whether or not your mom is married to this man may not have a bearing on the situation. There are several other variables that could be...

Current wage garnishment? Financially, my world fell apart a few years ago but much better now. Any and all advice appreciated.

The easiest way to make it go away would be through a lump sum payment to the creditor. Often, creditors are willing to work with you on these...

Will my son need to seek and annulment? If marriage license never recorded in state of Alabama?

I would recommend that your son consult an attorney to discuss his specific situation before making a decision on what to do. Even though their...

Are there any one out to stand up for father's rights

Mom doesn't have the authority to change the visitation schedule unless your son agrees to it or the Court orders it. If she's deliberately...

Who do I need to see or what do I need to do if my ex-husband is in contempt of our divorce decree?

I agree with both Ahmad and David. Since you have POA, you can go to Social Security and have them change the check back. I would also carry a...

Are you required to take what is left to you in a will and are you required by law to be the executor of said will thank you.

You can disclaim anything that was left to you in your mom's will that you don't want to take. You'll just have to file a disclaimer with the...