Titles on mobile homes?

Your mother needs to speak with a title attorney in her state. The title is clouded. If she can locate the previous owners they may be willing to...

What action can my mother take against my older sister for taking money out of her account without her permission?

Your mother would need to speak with an elder law attorney. In the meantime she can also contact adult protective services or file a police report....

If I am one of the two beneficiaries of a house left in a trust can I evict someone?

You need to visit with an attorney. It may be difficult to evict the girlfriend of the other owner. Are they paying rent? You can force the sale of...

Can an adult step daughter adopt her step father?

Your step father would have to consent to this. Since he’s incapacitated I can’t imagine any judge granting the adult adoption.

If she is incapacitated you can get a guardianship. Best way is to speak with an elder law attorney familiar with adult guardianships. I’m not...

Can I hire an attorney to dispute the findings from an insurance company and is it worth the cost?

Yes you should speak with a local personal injury attorney prior to signing documents or giving a statement. Typically personal injury attorneys...

If im going to court tomm to finalize an amount that i want to put in a trust fund for my daughter from a personal injury

You will need to speak with your attorney to modify the Pleading which requested the amount for your daughter’s trust. If you represent yourself...

The trustee of my mother's trust took out 90k over a 2 year period as 'loans'. What should we (siblings) do?

A Trustee is typically serving in a fiduciary capacity. The Trustee has to act in the best interest of the beneficiary which taking loans out...

How does one go about transferring a home to a corporation? With a mortgage must this be paid off first?

I agree with others that have responded to this question. I'm also curious as to what you mean by "protected when you die". Do you mean protected...

If the parents add an adult child to the deed as a joint tenant with rights of survivorship and not as tenants in common - it will pass outside of...

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