It is unclear from your question to whom the affidavit is to be submitted, by whom, and who must be the affiant. If the affidavit is one requested...

I am sorry for your loss. You may. If the trust was your father's trust, and it became irrevocable at the time of his death, and it named you as...

Yes, he should apply for Aid and Attendance. Assuming the deed was conveyed properly and recorded four years ago, and he otherwise qualifies, he...

In order to answer your question, you would have to provide a lot more information, such as what you mean by "trust monies," what you are being...

You should immediately seek and retain local counsel. You can find a lawyer using the Find a Lawyer tool. The statute of limitations does not run...

Yes, the the trustee is probably the only person from whom you can obtain a copy of the trust informally. Formally, there are a variety of persons...

Generally, as soon as reasonable and practicable. Practice differs, but so you know many lawyers will await receipt of all of the releases before...

The answer to your question is very dependent upon the specific factual situation. You should contact a personal injury lawyer in your area that...

I am sorry for your loss. Attorney Tanner is correct; seek and retain counsel immediately. You deserve specific legal counsel and advice. ...

It depends on the type of trust and the circumstance. If the trust is a testamentary trust created by a last will and testament, legal heirs are...