Livonia, MI
Probate Lawyer at Livonia, MI
Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning ... +4 more
Sure, that is one possibility. You can also sign a form declining to act as executrix. That would likely eliminate the need for a court appearance,...
This appears to be a follow-up to your other question. You have a complicated situation, perhaps made more complicated by failure to properly set...
I agree with all of my colleagues, and particularly, Mr. Maclean. I will give you just a couple of things to think about. Having two sons on the...
This is a duplicate question. I think you have a real problem on your hands. You need a skilled attorney to review your matter, right away. There...
I would suggest that the answers to both of your questions are yes. You DO need to show up at the hearing and you DO need to have an attorney. It...
I agree with Mr. Weinman. You would need to start eviction proceedings. This is not a complicated thing, but it has lots of procedural hoops to...
I agree with Mr. Corrigan. You have a multitude of issues here. Something "sounding fishy" is not cause to file a lawsuit against the trustee. You...
I agree with my colleagues. You have not really shared enough information to determine whether or not the trustee's actions were "legal." You are...
You CAN force your brother's hand, but this cannot be done without legal action, unless he agrees. It sounds like the best course of action would...
That can almost certainly be done, but this should be set up through an attorney, because the situation is rife with possible problems. You want to...
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