If you have to attend court hearing for husband, advise the judge then about the wife. Do both at the same time. To not get an order of her...

As soon as you stipulate to anything, you are thereafter legally bound to that substance of that agreement. If you don't agree, seek to amend the...

He is a blatant trespasser. All you have now is a right to damages and a possible order to "remove". That is a court case!!!!!

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You are landlord and they are tenants. Give written notice to quit and then start a landlord-tenant court hearing. Not at all pleasant!!!!!

A revocable trust is the best way because you can spell out the rules, yet do not need to have a probate (the trust is private!) That tool is an...

Have you had hearings before the judge? Was the appointment of guardian contested? What happened there?

Query: Is he now 18 years or older? If not, he likely will not have the legal capacity to execute a POA. Congratulations on such a milestone.

First, if you have a land contract, he is NOT a landlord. That is an unrelated role. There is no ability to adjust anything unless it was in a...

This is a "judicial decision" maybe requiring a judge to make the final decision. If you were acting for more than 15 years, uninterrupted, open...

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Mr. Conway is right. You are not just a tenant. Depending upon how title to the property sets, will determine how to best resolve this. You...