Grandparents rights?

The “right” of a grandparent to see his or her grandchild has become extremely limited in Kentucky over the last several years due to case law...

Presuming your parents are not your legal guardian (as ordered by a court) they can evict you. If you have mental health issues you may be able to...

How can someone deed their rights to someone else?

I am curious where you got the idea they needed to give up there rights (as you call it) to solve your issue. If the estate is mostly bills it...

Will a written agreement hold up in court or should it be notarized

Having a written agreement would be better than having none at all when real estate is involved. However, you should retain the services of an...

My mother-in-law deeds rental houses to my husband ONLY, (then on to my stepson) and says I have to sign papers too, why???

The only way to be informed regarding your rights and what you may be signing is to bring the documents to a lawyer for review.

How many contempt’s is a person allowed in a custody battle?

Ideally there should be no contempt. Sounds like you need to file a motion for contempt and let the Court know what is happening. The Court has...

Do aunts have rights?

There are no “aunt’s rights” built in to the Kentucky revised statutes. Parents have the right to dictate who associates with their children....

If I let my girl have power of attorney over me can she file motions and stuff for me cause I have a warrant out for me

A power of attorney does not grant a person the right to act as a licensed attorney. Best for girlfriend to hire an atty to work on your behalf.

How to get deceased brother's estate resolved?

Contact an attorney to discuss what basis you may have to have the court review what is going on. There may be valid reasons for delay.

Your spouse is entitled to an equitable (fair) share of the asset/money that was deposited during the marriage. Kentucky is not a 50/50 state so...