What are my rights?

I agree with my colleagues. Since it seems likely that this will be a contested estate, (and it is possible that the kids will deny that they...

Is there a way to get a replacement quitclaim deed?

It seems that you have a big problem on your hands. If the deed that you gave cannot be recovered, you will need to find another signed original....

What does a. Estate planning lawyer do?does he or can he watch billions of dollars?

I really have no idea how much money most of my clients have. As long as it is less than the estate tax level, I generally have no reason to know....

Is landlord entitled to claim mitigated damages if tenant is evicted for non payment of rent?

I agree with Mr. Smith. Under the circumstances you describe, it appears that you have done everything correctly and your lease entitles you to the...

Why can a husband in a filed divorce get to spend time in the home in Florida but the wife can not? The title is in his name ?

You state in your summary that the title is in HIS name. That is why HE gets to use it. If she does not own it, she may not have any right to do...

What is the best move? Stop paying house payments or file bankruptcy?

I am sorry you are going through these challenges. Filing bankruptcy is not going to affect the mortgage on the home, at least, not long term. The...

If your sister has legal capacity to update her estate planning, she can leave her assets to whoever she wants to. It would not be ethical for the...

Do i have a case Signed over inheritance rights March 2016 on a notarized document but my identification was invalid?

While I agree with my colleagues, I do not think that you have any claim due to the fact that the statute of limitations has expired on this. You...

Is there any way my brother and I could get anything?

While I cannot say for sure without knowing more facts, I am afraid that your chances are slim and none. Ironically, your best hope may come from...

Is it possible to get a will changed if it is outdated and a old one?

If your brother is alive and has legal capacity, HE can change his Will, if he is willing to do so. The COURTS will not do this. The Court's...