I think my mother's POA converted assets from her estate. How do I find out if she did?

If the Will is not filed within one year of date of death it is no longer enforceable. Then you will no longer be the primary beneficiary. You can...

What is the statues on a First step into freshly painted pool on steps with No skid tape,I busted my elbow,going down.

5 years from the date of the injury.

2 member LLC café closed 2013, paid payroll taxes late, have unpaid late penalties Can IRS levy personal accounts and assets?

If you were the "responsible party" as defined by the Internal Revenue Code (essentially the person in charge of money who should have made the...

Do I need an attorney to remove someone from my home that I own.

There are two types of "evictions." A "landlord tenant" petition for rent and possession; and a Petition for Unlawful Detainer. You have the...

If evicting tenants do I also need to serve their power of attorney?

In order to raise housing issues you DO NOT have to deposit the money in court. The tenant is the proper defendant, not a power of attorney.

Harassment/Taunting

The police are hoping to avoid getting involved. Go to the police station and insist on filing a complaint for trespass each time the kids do this....

The first question is whether the debt was in the name of a company you owned. If so and you did not agree to personal liability, then they can not...

I cared for an older lady who passed away and left me her house. now her family wants me to sign a quit claim deed. should i?

How did she "leave" you the house. If she put it in joint names with you, or recorded a Beneficiary Deed naming you the owner on her death, or...

What papers need to be filed when the Grantor of a Trust dies?

The E.I.N. is a "tax identification number" and nothing to do with probate. When the person dies, his trust becomes irrevocable and a separate...

My cousin passed away on December 9 2013, he left a will naming his long time girl friend as the one who gets his estate

You would first have to prove you would have been a beneficiary if there was no will. Then you have a really bigger problem - you will need...