How can I get a divorce from a abusive husband who is totally financially dependent on me?

First, you need to find a divorce lawyer who is not afraid to litigate. Your lawyer can take the necessary steps to protect you, both physically...

My brother recently passed away leaving a house. He was unmarried and left no children so our mother is his sole heir.

As you can see from the other answers, probate questions are not as simple as most people think. Because you get the best advice from a lawyer who...

The first thing that you should do, if you do not already have one, is get a lawyer. Then, you should discuss the entire situation, including the...

Divorce in MI...Hub thinks he is entitled to all because he borrowed money from his parents when we needed help.

Unfortunately, just because the marital estate is small, that is no guarantee that the problems will be small too. You will want to talk to a...

After 23 yrs of a military marriage what am I entitled to if I'm physically disabled; I'm afraid to loose my medical.

Divorce is complicated. You need to consult with a divorce lawyer who understands the issues raised because a spouse is career military. The...

Self appt executor, quit claim as attorney in fact, with jtrs, no dpa no will, intestate how to contest quit claim, open estate?

Your question is not very clear. Your best bet is to consult with an experienced probate lawyer. A less good alternative, if only because the...

Nominee

A nominee is someone who has been nominated to hold an office, or do something. It is hard to tell what you have been nominated for without...

Question about Guardian ad Litem in probate

Is this a purely theoretical question, or has a judge ordered a GAL in a case where you are an interested party? Generally, a judge appoints a GAL...

My wife was in charge of my fathers checking account 5 years . He still alive. Her name was on the account,so was my dads

I agree that retaining a lawyer now is a good idea. Better to be prepared, even if nothing happens.

My ex-husband has decided to send less alimony. If I cash the check, am I agreeing to the lesser amount permanently?

It is always better to go through the FOC. You have a right to the full amount of alimony, absent a court order (which you could challenge)...