Unfortunately, these cases are not easy and I would highly recommend speaking with an attorney whose practice focuses on trust law and estate...

Unfortunately, this is not an easy answer and there are other factors an attorney would need to know to advise you on this matter (Ex: is your dad...

You should seek the help of a family law attorney who handles guardianships and custody. The process is relatively straightforward, especially if...

What is the best method of going about getting legal questions answered by lawyer as a small business?

It is always worth it to ensure you have the proper legal advice before taking any action. As a small business owner myself, I understand the...

Can an nursing home sell farmland that is willed to not only the resident but 2 other relatives in the family?

This are always tough situations. Unfortunately, using a will to pass farm land does not afford the land any protection from nursing home costs and...

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Under South Dakota law, can a beneficiary serve as trust protector, distribution advisor if he has under 18 children?

The role of Trust Protector and Distribution Advisor can be very different depending on the trust and the trust language. Generally speaking, the...

Rental land in a irrevocable trust...Can a beneficiary's portion be bought out by other beneficiaries?

This would depend on a few factors such as the state law that governs the trust and the terms of the actual trust. You would need to have the trust...

This depends on the language in the trust. It would seem odd to me that the attorney would advise that the trust be terminated if the trust...

Closing a Business - Opening a business?

She can likely start doing that right away if her name is different enough from yours (even if it uses one of the same words) and acceptable to the...

How can my landlord restrict who can enter my home?

It is likely your landlord is not acting in compliance with state law or your lease agreement. I would recommend hiring an attorney to discuss this...