Trying to break a lease with one year left.

If this was a one-time deal, you may have trouble breaking the lease for this reason alone. You are entitled to "quiet enjoyment" of the premises....

Am I able to get double the amount of my security deposit back?

I cannot think of any basis that would allow you to get two times your security deposit back. You MAY be able to get the security deposit itself...

How do I file a Lien on a commerical property.

You should speak to your attorney about filing a lis pendens on the property. You need to be careful about placing liens because if you do not have...

My child father past away and put her on his retirement but he did not sign birth certificate will this be aproblem

Since he apparently acknowledged paternity and named her as beneficiary, this should not be a problem. If someone challenges the designation,...

There is a judgement against us, if we die does the bank get the insurance money or does it go to the beneficiary on the policy

Insurance normally passes outside of probate and would go to the beneficiary, free from creditor claims. The other assets of the estate could be at...

Can I sue my stepmother for a fraudulent marriage to my deceased father?

I am sorry for your situation. I think you are going to have a very difficult time proceeding on this. Fraud is a crime of intent and you need to...

Probate for oil royalties (real property) owner lived and died in Arizona

The Oklahoma small estates law is spelled out, here:...

How long after a person passes away, do you have to dispute points in the will?

Mr. Zgourides has given you a great response and sound advice. I would suggest that you follow his recommendations to see where you stand. I am...

Can a trust owner change their POA after a petition for guardianship has been filed with the probate court?

It depends on the terms of the POA. In many cases, they can be revoked, even if the principal is incapacitated. In that case, a conservator and...

I agree with my colleagues. I would simply add that in most cases, executors are excused from disclosure requirements because they are not presumed...