A Conservator of an Estate allowed 2 teen-agers to occupy the Estate and the contents were sold. What now?

I agree with Attorney Fromm that you need to retain counsel to address this matter. I would certainly need more information from you before being...

Can a Non-Compete agreement not allowing someone to even compete in the same industry hold up in court?

I agree with Attorney Sebastian. The contract must be "reasonable" in order for it to be enforceable. Many times, with agreements of this nature,...

There is no law that says that you need to sign an indemnity agreement. It is becoming more and more common for attorneys to require this, however....

Can I Sue?

There needs to be consideration for any contract. I would need to review your contract to state anything with any degree of certainty, but my...

What does it mean to sign a house contract?

As Attorney Fromm indicated, most likely your friend is asking you to either sign the lease or to sign an agreement to sub-lease from him. If you...

How long does a closed probated estate stay on file with the courts?

The probate court keeps the files, indefinitely. In Wayne County, they are scanned and stored electronically. The hard copies are stored in offsite...

Can a parent sue a child for conservatorship over himself?

I agree with the other two responders. I do not think a conservatorship is what you need, and I do not think that obtaining one would help your...

Guardianship would terminate when the girl turns 18, unless she is disabled or otherwise legally incapacitated. If the insurance is based on her...

Should I file for guardianship of my father?

I would tend to agree with the other two responses. You have a situation which is very likely to wind up in probate court, one way or the other, as...

I have full guardianship of a minor that is going to turn 18 in December, does the guardianship end on his birthday?

Guardianship ends when the ward turns 18, unless there is some ongoing need for representation of the ward's interests, such as incapacity or...