I think my Uncle is abusing his status as power of attorney. What can I do?

I would highly recommend contacting an attorney in your state immediately. The first thing you should do is to have a conversation with your...

How do i write a answer to a summons and complain

You must file a written response with the Court and serve it on the Plaintiff. If you were served personally you have 21 days to do this, if you...

How does my husband remove his father (who is now deceased) from the title of his home? There is no mortgage on the home.

The answer depends on how the house was titled. If the house was titled as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, the home would automatically...

I have two contractors, different fields that took my money, performed a portion of duties poorly at best, did not finish jobs.

Both of your claims would be in District Court based upon the amount in controversy. Jurisdiction for a small claims action is $3000.00 or less,...

If you place property into an LLC, you could transfer it several ways. First, the LLC could deed the property to the purchaser, whether it is an...

Land Trust

The best way is for him to deed the property directly to you. However, if there is some reason that this cannot be done you could setup a Trust. ...

Is this allowed?

I would recommend contacting an attorney in your state. However, generally speaking, unless there is a specific bequest, i.e. a specific bequest to...

My attorney has disappeared and I have a trial this AM, what can I do as Def with court to request a new trial, other options?

I would explain your situation to the judge and ask for an adjournment. The worst case scenario is that the judge would make you represent...

Can llc protect my business from my personal debt

Maybe. If you are the owner of an LLC and you have a judgment against you, a creditor could seize your ownership interest in the LLC. If you are...

I have seen my mothers last will and testament i get 50% of the estate..excutor is selling more than that without my consent

I would recommend contacting an attorney in your estate. However, generally speaking, unless there is a specific bequest, i.e. a specific bequest...