In order to give you a proper answer, an attorney is going to have to put eyeballs on the documents. No attorney in his/her right mind is going to...

How do I gain power of attorney over my mom and how soon can I?

First, you do not "gain" power of attorney "over" someone else. That someone, in this case your mother, executes a power of attorney naming you as...

Legal guardian. My sister passed away leaving a daughter behind. May we become her legal guardian?

First, good for you for stepping up to care of your niece. I have to tell you, you have taken on quite a task. Being a resident of Colombia,...

The home and the furnishings within the home are two (or more) separate assets. So, they would be dealt with accordingly. The answer to your...

Can my friend's sister have my personal belongings hauled away with only 10 days notice?

Even though your facts include the death of your friend, this is not a probate matter. This is more of a real estate issue. It will likely fall...

How can I regain custody of child?

Probate deals with death. Nobody has died in your scenario. This is a child custody issue. You need to get answers from attorneys who practice in...

I gave my parental rights in the state of florida and my grandparents adpoted my son. Who would my son go to if they both die?

This is not a guardianship question. it is a child custody issue. I am changing the category of your post accordingly so you can get answers from...

How can my husband take my two young sons from me? And what can I do to get them back?

This is not a guardianship issue. it is a child custody issue. Avvo has a category for child custody. I am changing the category of your post to...

IF I inherited 50 percent of a property. But the rest I share with my siblings.Can I refinance. The property ?

From a practical viewpoint, I would say that not only do you need the consent of your siblings, the other owners, but they would have to join in...

Does a PR in an active probate case file income tax each year?

The PR is required to file the decedent's final 1040 series tax return (1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, etc.). If the estate earns enough income in any year...