I want to know if my will states for a person other than the non-custodial parent for gaurdianship what happens if contested?

It's possible that somebody other than a natural parent could be named as your child's guardian. Your Will should name a guardian, and your child,...

I gave my friend my pin of my bank card. He took $25,000 in 2 months. Is there any legal action I can take to get it back?

You would be best served by hiring an attorney who will help you recover the money, and perhaps file a suit. I would venture to say that the cost...

What makes a legal document, for the purpose of my mother giving me her home before she passes?.

You can have a deed drawn up and recorded that transfers the property from her to both her and you as joint tenants with rights of survivorship. ...

How does the rest of family remove and charge a self appointed executor of our late father's estate?

Echoing Steve's point, what you're describing is a very delicate situation that requires the assistance of an attorney who can help you navigate it...

What happens to a power of attorney when the person giving the power dies?

No. The powers ceased upon your friend's death.

Conditions for a legal early disbursement of Trust Funds

You may want to poke around Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5804, as well. There are some statutory grounds available to modify or terminate a trust. ...

If I make a will and have a medical power of attorney, are they responsible for my outstanding debts

You are absolutely correct that you should have a power of attorney and a Will drawn up. Your friend will not be responsible for your outstanding...

What fee is allowed for a personal representive who is also a beneficiary of an estate in Bothell, Washington..hourly?

An attorney who actually practices law in Washington should be able to give you a more definitive answer, but I think Washington doesn't have a set...

Do I have a case/or was there a breach of contract??

The place to start would be your contract. If you truly had a 13 week contract, and were not an "at-will" employee, then it's a question of (1)...

You won't need to have new wills prepared simply because you moved, but as the laws are different from one state to the next, it might be...