How can my mother get a title to a vehicle put in her name if the owner is deceased with no will and his next of kin won't help.

She should see an experienced probate attorney to evaluate if she has a valid position to allege she was in an informal marriage. Unless she is a...

Your post raises many issues. To receive an accurate answer, an experienced trust attorney needs to review the various documents to determine what...

Can my boyfriend move out at age 18?

If he is 18, he has a legal right to move out. The potential problem is one of capacity and the parents may try to establish a guardianship. An...

Father passed but had a girlfriend and no will with her but ex wife still has there will can we use it

When a person dies, the power of the agent terminates under the power of attorney. If his ex-wife has your father's Will she can be forced to...

Just got time share contract with club Wyndham,... found out being unable to make payments due to medical bills?

You are obligated to pay according to the terms of your contract until such time you can find someone who will buy you out and assume payments. ...

If I have a Texas holographic will and plan to attach a self-proving affidavit, does the affidavit require notarization?

Save your family from probate problems and invest the money for a well drafted attorney Will.

Suggest that worrying about intestacy is not a productive use of your time when you could be meeting with an attorney to solve a two state problem.

How do I force the sale of some real estate property that I am a legal heir to?

You need to hire an attorney and file a partition lawsuit.

My mom recently passed away in April and my dad is in a memory care facility and I have power of attorney and wanting to sell th

If you were the agent for your mother, your power ended at her death. Did your mother have a Will--if so it needs to be probated and an executor...

Do i have to pay the lawyer before I pay myself as executor of the estate for bills incurred, like probating, funeral expenses,?

First of all, it is not very common anymore for an attorney to receive a percentage of the estate and 40% is very high. I suggest you locate an...