Department of Human Services violating rights

I agree with Mr. Rafter. You are not going to solve this with the exchange of a few words on a simple question and answer forum. Hire a family law...

Interrogatories

You might want to post your question with a Michigan location. It is possible that an Illinois attorney will know the answer, but you will get a...

There is no "opening" of a small estate affidavit. It is a document that can be prepared when the value of the estate does not exceed $100,000. It...

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My mom is 82 and has no mortgage on her home. She quit or quick claim deeded me the home 5-7 years ago. It was my understanding

Quit claim deed is the correct term. Yes, your ownership will affect her ability to obtain the reverse mortgage. The mortgage will need to be paid...

My apartment complex is now wanting tenants to pay for water,sewer, and trash. is this legal?

It depends on what your lease says. The landlord cannot change the lease unilaterally.

If a parent dies and don't leave a will if the house have my mothers name and she added my younger sister's name on the title

Without more information, it is impossible to answer your question. Did your mother convey all of her interest in the real estate to your sister?...

In the state of illinois can i (daughter) contest his will even if he has a will?

Yes, you can, but you will need to weigh whether the cost of doing so against the odds of success makes sense in your situation. You would need to...

What can I do to safeguard myself if a contractor puts a lien or pursues legal action in case of dispute?

Yes, he can record a lien. Whether that lien is effective depends on a number of factors, particularly, when the lien is filed and whether he...

Who holds the complete, final , signed original mortgage declaration?

There are two components with regard to most mortgage loans--ownership and servicing. The servicer is the entity to which you send your payments...

Am I eligible for back pay from my employer?

It is possible. You should contact an employment law attorney to discuss the situation in detail. It amazes me how many companies just "decide"...