Your situation is much too complicated to get advice on-line. You must sit down with a local family law attorney who can review all the facts and...

If you don't leave, then the landlord can file an eviction. The court would determine if the landlord provided proper notice to you. But even if...

If the house went to her from your father, and she does not have a will that leaves anything to you and your siblings, then the house would now...

It there are no court orders for custody, then it would not be kidnapping if you went to TX with your child, and the police would be unlikely to...

it might be a simple process for you depending on the size of his estate, who is paying his funeral expenses, final bills he might have, any...

You could sue her. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to review all the facts and advise you of the cost and difficulties of...

Talk to your bank about it. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to respond to checksmart and sue the contractor for a return of...

If a paternity test shows he is the father, he will be paying child support at least until the child is 18. It doesn't sound like he is going to...

The POAs terminated at his death and no longer have any effect on his estate. If the TOD affidavit for the house was signed and recorded, then...

A prenup doesn't expire, but changes in circumstances over such a long time could affect how a court might enforce it. There also could be...