Can my employer's son kick me out if my employer passes away? I'm a live in caretaker
Yes, the son can evict you from his father's house because you have no lease.
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Yes, the son can evict you from his father's house because you have no lease.
You cannot do a partition lawsuit. Any litigation taken at this time would be void. Using an attorney, file an application for probate and...
Yes, you can ask but the former attorney does not have to agree to your request. It would be best if you can work out your differences.
That is exactly right, good for you. If your husband had a Will, this will be very easy. Even if he did not, it will probably be straight...
The affidavit of heirship merely describes the family tree and is not a document of transfer like a deed that a buyer can rely upon. See a probate...
Mother gets one third life estate, children get the remainder. Children take two thirds outright. You can also make a family settlement agreement...
You cannot stop someone from suing you. If he does sue you, simply defend yourself by telling your side of the story. The key piece of evidence...
An affidavit of heirship is not a document of transfer and will not convey an interest to your wife. Quitclaim deeds and waivers of interest...
You are responsible to hire a lawyer to file the needed motion for the judge to rule upon. Without a complaint and evidence to support such a...
You can assign a future right to receive your share of the inheritance that has become vested in you upon death of your family member. However,...