My sister is the executrix of my fathers estate. Can she is keep me from accessing my share of the estate.

Has probate been opened? If the answer is yes, go to the Courthouse in the county where your father was a resident. Ask to see the probate file...

I'm sorry to hear about your husband. Yes. You will need to open probate. In Hamblen County they are handled in Chancery Court. Fortunately, ...

Can I sue my landlord for this?

There is a lot of advice to give here and you'd be better off speaking with an attorney in person. That being said, a landlord should repair...

What to do?0

Move out of this pervert's building and move in with your father--at least temporarily. Save some money and find yourself another apartment with a...

How can I stop my future ex wife from ruining me? She racked up 85,000 in credit cards.Knew we were seperating

This doesn't sound like a criminal issue because you are married. It sounds like a domestic/divorce issue to me. First: Close the...

I have rented an apartment i signed a lease and payed the rent i need out of the lease is there anything i can do?

The landlord is right. The car problem is not the landlord's problem. However, you have several options: 1. You can pay the rent and not live...

Should I tell the judge?

I think this family member is blowing smoke. Go to your hearing and put on your proof. No judge is going to tell anyone not to show up to...

I need advise on what should be done next with this child custody case with a non informative lawyer.

Your boyfriend (not you) needs to schedule a sit-down meeting with his lawyer. He should call and politely ask what time he could see his lawyer. ...

Should I let my landlord remove my refrigerator?

Ms. Holland is exactly right. No. No. and No. She is also exactly right when she says that Alicia McMurray is great at these cases. I would...

What does it mean when it says only 9 months required to draw off of your spouse who died?

Here is a good summary of what Social Security means by "survivor's benefits". Their eligibility rules are very...