My boyfriend and I lived on his farm for 15 years. He promised me that I could stay until I die. He died. Can I stay?

Unfortunately, as you and your boyfriend were not married and he did not leave a will, you will likely have to move. Because there's no will,...

I have a question regarding probate on property without a will

The information you are receiving is most likely correct. When a person dies without a will, their property passes under your state's laws of...

Do I need a family or will attorney?

You should search for an estate planning attorney in your area. He or she will be able to discuss your options with you in detail and advise you...

I want to get rid of 2 timeshares and their annual maintenance fees I own in Florida?

There's a company called "Timeshare Exit Team" which specializes in helping people like you get out of their timeshares. You should visit their...

My son and I own a home, and the title is in both our names. I have a question on my title to avoid probate

Are you wanting your portion of the home to pass to your son or your spouse? If you want your portion to pass to your son upon your death, you may...

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Do I have to dissolve a single member LLC taxed as sole proprietorship(Sch C) if spouse was killed in an accident?

I'm sorry to hear about your husband. Hopefully the business had a an operating agreement with a buy sell provision. This would lay out exactly how...

Home siding job not meeting deadline.

You could potentially have a breach of contract claim against Lowe's, depending on the terms of the contract. If the contract said they would...

Distributions from a trust are determined by the terms of the trust itself. You should review the terms of the trust, either on your own or with...

Getting results from a company that did not stand behind their work

If you signed a contract with this roofing company, you should read through it, or hire an attorney to read through it for you, to determine what...

What kind of lawyer do I need?

You may want to seek the advice of an attorney who specializes in employment matters. They'll be able to assess your situation in greater detail...