You should have an attorney for this. If you do, he or she will know what to do. If you don't, get one as soon as possible. If you were...

Probably, children out of wedlock are still heirs - though proof of heirship can sometimes be difficult. You should consult with a probate attorney...

This sounds like you are seeking political change, which is normally in the realm of lobbyists. Changing priority for representing the estate of...

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You can't take a gift back without consent of the person who received the gift. You could ask for the cat back or you could buy it back.

No. At least not if they did it in an attempt to evict you from the property. The only way to forcibly remove tenants in Illinois is through the...

I agree with Mr. Hoffman. You need to get a lawyer. Medical malpractice cases are extremely complicated and the hospital's lawyers would easily...

If no estate planning is done and a Small Estate Affidavit is unavailable, then probate is usually required. The Small Estate Affidavit is...

If she won't leave voluntarily, you will have to evict her through the in-court eviction process. This is highly technical and you should hire a...

If it comes to an eviction, your text conversation probably won't be sufficient. There are lots of technicalities to successfully evict. I suggest...

It depends on whether a court determines there was an early termination agreement. This will likely come down to a he-said she-said situation...