You always have the right to refuse signing a Waiver and instead attend a court hearing on the matter. Be sure to check the court's website about...

Much depends on whether your brother had a will. If so, and he left everything to his girlfriend, you will have to contest the will in order to...

Unfortunately, because the car was not transferred before your grandmother died, it is an asset of the estate. You could contact the attorney...

Whether your cousin is trustee of a trust or executor of the estate, he/she has an obligation to pay taxes which may be due in both cases. Your...

If you cannot work it out with your father, then one of you will have to file a law suit. You are better of in small claims court. The size of the...

If the ticket was a "pay out ticket" and you do not want to contest it, you may be able to pay it through the mail. If you have run out of time to...

When you say: "summoned restitution for pain and suffering" I assume you mean that the other driver sued you. Even thought you beat the ticket,...

If your father was named in the will, and died before your grandmother, then you will inherit whatever your father would have received. The best...

Technically, until the deed to the house is transferred to you, it is an asset of the estate. As such, only the executor or administrator has...

Unless the entity making the car loan requires it, there is nothing wrong with you being on the title with your daughter, and NOT being on the...