When my mother passes, Will the judgement be my sisters sole responsibility or will I have to sell my mom's house to settle?

The judgment is valid only for the time period as provided by your state law. (E.g. 7 or 10 years.) To extend the judgment's statute of...

Can an emergency guardianship and conservator kick out the wards fiance if there was no written lease?

The conservator would have to evict you using your state's laws. If this happens, you should retain an attorney to defend yourself.

Will Alaska attorneys help a non-resident set up a Dynasty Trust to last 1000 years?

I suggest that you retain a local estate planning attorney that has a relationship with an Alaskan attorney. In theory, your planning could be...

What does an American mother have to do, so her children that are born in Canada are not required to report all earnings to the

You should consider doing nothing and letting your children decide what to do when they are adults. If their only income is Canadian sourced...

Security Deposit

You have not identified the amount of the deposit. It is possible to spend more on legal and court fees than you would ever recover in a...

In Illinois, for a non-resident to act as executor, the executor must accept the personal jurisdiction of the Illinois courts. I suspect the same...

I have a large sum of monies in CD's and my children are the beneficiaries. Should I also set up a revocable trust as well ?

Since you have "large amounts of Money," you should be aware of the challenges to paid on death account designations. Clients often look at...

What should I do if I suspect my 89 yr old mom was misguided by my sisters to change the will and the executor of her estate

This sounds like a elder abuse situation. I suggest that you retain an elder law attorney to review the facts.

Will I be responsible to pay taxes, etc on an early withdrawal of retirement if I was still married to my ex at the time?

You should have your attorney review the facts and your settlement agreement to answer your question.

More likely than not, your costs of a lawsuit would be more than the amount you recover. If you actually owe the taxes, you will be unable to...