What legal help can a mother get that has a daughter and son-in-law that are stealing from her.

We have a neighbor that has a daughter and son-in-law that have stolen from her—illegally got their names on a car and a house that is owned by the...

How can I protect my assets if I need medicaid?

I would suggest calling a few local elder law attorneys... maybe some will hold free workshops... maybe some will offer free consultations. There...

John and i both have our names on the title. Were not married. John just passed away can his daughter take my car away from me?

John just passed away can his daughter take my car away from me? Not if your name is on the title! And you were joint owners... Will i have to...

You could petition the probate court... I'm assuming that the trustee has informed you that you are not a beneficiary of the trust... if you were a...

TRUST ACCOUNT

Professional trustees can be very useful and essential or an unnecessary, exorbitant expense.

How do I Invalidate an affidavit they used to sell my father's house under probate and he had a homestead deed on it as well?

It depends on whether the person buying the house was a bona fide purchaser for value... Did the buyer buy in good faith and did your sister sell...

How do you remove someone with the power of attorney in your living trust?

Your very good friend can always change the people who will take over for her, so long as she is mentally competent. So, no problem! However,...

Can a brother or son get out of your girlfriend house where you paying the bills not rent just because she wants you to leave?

Well... if it's not your house, you can be evicted. through the legal process. She may ask you to leave, but you can insist on your legal rights.

Can my sister who has power of attorney of my parents , can I still see them even if she doesn't want me to?

So go with a friend... sometimes under "community policing" initiatives, local police officers will act as peace officers to keep things calm......

Does my nephew minor daughter have the right to be first in line over his ashes before his mother ?

Not sure how it works in AZ, exactly, but in many states, the next of kin has priority to dispose of the earthly remains... even if a minor