If you are on the deed to the home, you are an owner. You can't be removed without a Court order. You also can't evict an owner of a home. The...

You're going to need to sue the owner. You would claim a verbal contract and then a breach if he sells to another party. The problem is going to...

It depends on the basis for them contesting the will. Things like lack of capacity, undue influence, coercion or improper execution of the will...

They don't take the home, no. They could have a lien on her 1/2 of the home, potentially. If she gets Medicaid, that is payable back to the state...

If the case is still open, you would serve discovery on the other party. You can also consider a subpoena to the company that has the records...

Under the current law in the state of Wisconsin, you are only entitled to retroactive child support from the point in time your motion is served on...

You would need to terminate mom's rights to the child. Child protective services would likely need to be involved. If the standard of care does...

I can not recommend this. It's insurance fraud. The state could back after you for the costs/money and you are only putting yourself at risk...

You'd have to file a motion to modify the current order and ask for support to stop or for her to pay support to him depending on the math. This...

Yes, unless some other written directive lists otherwise. If there is a will, that normally deals with personal property. This is all personal...