Wills

You have already asked this a number of times. It is absolutely imperative that you consult with a bankruptcy attorney before doing anything. You...

Term agreement. Is this enforceable? Should I be wary? Please advice.

I see no reason why this would not be enforceable. As to whether or not to be wary, the potential issue I see is them terminating the agreement and...

Who is liable for failing to disclose a lack of certificate of occupancy on a condo?

This is something that should have been covered in the sales contract. You should have an attorney review that for you to determine what can (and...

Can you fight a signed document if the information is wrong?

If you are asking whether this can be fought in court, I would say the answer is yes, but it would be expensive and inefficient to do so. I would...

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Division of assets in will

I think you better consult with a lawyer. Do you have judgments against you? If you do, your disclaimer, (if that is how it is structured), could...

Can an attorney prepare an entire real estate transaction for both parties?

This appears to be a continuation of your "thread." A lawyer can prepare the necessary forms, but should not represent both parties. There is an...

I want to sell my house to a friend and don't really want to pay a big broker fee. Can an attorney do all the work?

This appears to be a follow-up to your other question. An attorney can do this for you. Many real estate attorneys will have a set fee for handling...

I agree with Mr. Tupitza. An attorney needs a law license. Once the lawyer has that, he or she can practice in whatever area of the law he or she...

Resident of MI owned real property in MI and FL. Would you list FL house on inventory list in MI probate or only FL probate?

The Florida probate is separate and the property does not need to be listed on the Michigan inventory. If there is no value, then you may not need...

My husband bagged my personal belongings and changed the locks on my door. He is labeling me "Abandondment". What are my rights?

The only sensible place to begin is by finding your own attorney, RIGHT AWAY. The longer you delay, the more you risk losing custody of the kids....