What is the faster way to bring my sister to the USA?

You have posted your question under the guardianship practice area. This is not a guardianship issue. I have changed the practice area to...

How can I make sure a beneficiary of a large sum lives up to her ORAL promises to pay me an agreed amount when probate closes?

The only way to ensure that your ex makes good on her promise to pay you from her inheritance is to put that agreement in writing. Oral contracts...

How can I keep my mother's house?

First, wills do not get recorded in FL and "power of estate" is not a thing recognized in FL law. However, the custodian of a will (the person...

Dependency court. Incompetent State Appointed Attorney. How do I file a motion for Registry attorney?

This is not a guardianship matter. I have changed the practice area to "juvenile" you may also try "family". You might also try calling the...

My lawyer will not get back to me, can I get my money back? What should I do?

You need to contact another probate lawyer. Stop trying to contact the one you already have. She sounds hopeless. The lawyer for your uncle's...

Most actions in probate are litigated before a judge alone. There are few exceptions. As pointed out by my colleagues, you cannot simply file a...

Can my neice and her son live with me in fl. from md.

The answer may depend upon the age of your niece and the whereabouts of her mother and her child's father, neither of whom you mention in your...

Trust. Generational-prepetual.

Based on the nature of your question, I have to wonder if you drafted your "re-vocable-family-trust" on your own without the assistance of an...

I am one of 4 siblings as beneficiaries on a condo that just recently sold.

The first thing to do is to consult the trust document to see what it says about the co-trustees working together. Unless the trust document says...

Can I legally allow a 17 yr old from Texas to stay in my house until she completes high school?

You would have to have the permission of at least one of the girl's parents (check with Texas, which may require both); otherwise, she may just be...