I have a ex brother-in-law that just died, his wife left him 25 yr. ago , not sure of any divorce papers, will is from 1974,

My colleague has good advice. Fundamentally, this is a complicated situation and merits the involvement of an attorney. I strongly recommend that...

Appealing an unemployment denial.

If you were denied initially, then my guess is you either didn't participate in the initial phone interview, or didn't bring forward the right kind...

My husband and I purchased a townhome with a contract. We have 3 years left in our contract. We asked the people who we bought

The contract terms govern. If the interest rate is fixed without possibility of adjustment, then you are stuck with that rate unless the other...

Contact the clerk of court's office in the county where the foreclosed property is located. They will probably have to pull the file from storage,...

“whats it worth if can prove a whole county had no oaths of office”

Assuming these facts are accurate true (and I'd be very surprised if they are), you don't have a basis for money damages. You could file a suit to...

ARE CREDIT CARDS CONTINGENT, LIQIDATED, OR UNLIQUIDATED

You have posted several questions about rather basic items, which suggests that you are trying to do this by yourself. Something as important as...

I won a small claims case 2 years ago and still have not been paid. What else can I do?

As my colleague noted, some people are simply judgment proof -- you might get a judgment, but you won't be able to collect. If you've poured this...

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What can I do if I have a joint account with a parent as a minor and now as an adult they will not allow me access to my money?

This isn't a legal answer so much as it is a practical one. Do you really want to sue your parent for a few thousand dollars? If a client came to...

A real estate purchase offer includes building contents and the contents belong to the Seller’s son does the Buyer have claim?

If mom didn't have a right to sell the personal property, then she couldn't make the sale. You seem to know a lot of the underlying details about...

If an ancestors land is up for sale and they thought that the last relative was dead but they aren't can you claim that land?

If this is a castle in Scotland, then you need to contact an attorney (solicitor) in the U.K. American law will be irrelevant to your rights.