My granddaughter is a drug addict and has a little boy age 6..how do we get temporary custody of him for medical purposes etc ?

You may be able to obtain a grandparent’s power of attorney, which gives you rights and responsibilities regarding your grandchild’s care, physical...

My fiancé and I were together 17 years. We purchased a van together. I have a copy of the check where I paid half.

I agree with the other attorneys' answers if the van title is only in his name, and you are not listed as a beneficiary on the title. Perhaps the...

How do I go about getting guardianship of my little sister. Will I receive her adoption substy?

This sounds like a complicated and difficult situation for you and your sister. You should consult with an attorney about your options...

My grama had a stroke they are taking all her money how much can she gift legaly? Art

I would not take any action on behalf of your grandmother until you speak with an attorney who specializes in Medicaid planning. Good luck!

How long can property be held in probate court

There are many factors which determine how long an estate is open at probate court, such as the type of probate assets in the estate, the...

Shoud I place my real estate and automobile in a Trust account,

I agree that a Revocable Living Trust may be a viable option, but you should discuss your estate planning goals, assets and other information with...

Will a "Will" work without going to probate court? Can I file and go to the probate court without an attorney?

If your friend had a trust, and the house and car are already titled in the trustee's name, the successor trustee may be able to sell the house and...

What is the difference between hiring an attorney and a legal consultant for probate court? Can I just hire a consultant?

You should consult with an expert probate attorney. You can retain that attorney if you are comfortable with the quoted fees and services to be...

If we leave our married daughter everything we own at our death, can we specify that our son-in-law is never to have any of it.

The only way you can control your assets "from the grave" is to set up a Living Trust. The Trust can provide for your daughter during her lifetime...

An executor fee is mandated by Ohio statute, and it's based upon a percentage of the value of the probate assets. If you do not have a probate...