Because you CAN do something does not mean you SHOULD do it. While you CAN create a 'legal' estate planning document on your own, there are lots of...

Would it be necessary to exhume the remains of a person to prove negligence or "human error " as a cause of death in a lawsuit a

It may require a detailed autopsy, depending on what the allegations are, which obviously needs a body to examine. Nobody can FORCE you to get...

What document do you have that the notary signed? Does it SAY it requires you to sign it? How does one 'address' an estate? SO many questions I...

How can I get a longtime live-in caregiver out of my father in laws house?

If the house is owned by your Father in law then your wife, as his PoA can simply begin eviction proceedings. If the caretaker has a 'lease' or...

How can I get a insurance policy without involving my sister, who POA of my moms will

You've confused some terms here and that may or may not be important. You can't be a 'PoA' of a will. You can be an executor or a personal...

If your father is deceased, and his will was probated, the probate court will have a copy of it. Don't be surprised if it says nothing of...

Because you CAN do something does not mean you SHOULD do it. The answer is while this can be done, as noted, it is not a good idea. Choosing an...

In MI is there a difference between a Devise vs gift?

These days, I think Law schools no longer teach history .... "give" and "devise" are two words without much of a distinction in a will. i suppose...

As the others noted, if she went to court she DID use some sort of probate proceedings. The issue here is that many people equate 'probate' with...

Unless the will states otherwise, typically a parent would have priority to act as conservator for a minor child. If your brother did not leave a...