How can I be emancipated at the age of 17 in Louisiana?

Emancipation isn't a thing that is taken lightly by the courts. Courts must examine all of the facts and circumstances of each particular case to...

How can my mom disown my toxic sister?

you need to contact an elder law attorney to review the facts surrounding the guardianship. This way you will know why it was given, or if it was...

Can an undocumented spouse to a deceased permanent resident be granted residency?

immigration questions are very fact specific. The only way to get the right answer is to have an immigration evaluate the situation and tell you...

I have a trust fund including properties and large sum of mponey. supposed to be handed over to me at the age of 32 which i am .

Best option for you is to have a trust and estate attorney review and explain the trust document. This way you know what exactly the trust says....

I agree with my colleague, most estate planning attorneys who are knowledgeable in gun trust will be able to quote you a flat fee. Just call...

Parents left trust to sister and i both gone 2007 mom goes...sister executor takes moneyand home left forclosed/sis dies 2012

You should contact an estate planning attorney near you and have them review the trust document to tell you what should have been done, and what...

You indicate that it was YOUR contract, although not in YOUR name (strange to start with - maybe your credit was too bad to put it in YOUR name)....

My husband and I have been together for 13 years, legally married for 10,he has 1 daughter and she is almost 40, HE signedall

The only way to ensure your property is distributed the way you like is via an estate plan that is personalized to your situation and addresses all...

How can I get my house back in my name?

To resolve the situation with regards to your mother's house, you will need to go through probate. To address your peace of mind to the legacy you...

If lawyer's records were lost during hurricane, why would he not get copies from court ?

Your question is too ambiguous. You are either 1) trying to locate a will. The original will should have been in the your parents possession. A...