My father passed. He left his house to my sister and me. The house is in the will. There is a living trust. I am the sole truste

It is very important that you perform your fiduciary duties as laid out in the trust document. If you violate them, you could be liable for damages...

Why would you have naked pictures of your children on Facebook? This is an incredibly bad idea, both because they could be taken like they have and...

What is the appropriate answer to the question "who gave you permission to be here?" in an adverse possession scenario?

You should discuss this situation with your own lawyer. Adverse possession requires very specific requirements and the statute of limitation could...

If you are the recipient of the text and there is no privilege (such as doctor-patient or lawyer-client) then it is typically OK for you to forward...

Im selling house for cash through realtor. Why is buyers lawyer charging me? For what, deed preparation?

If this is prior to the closing then you can challenge this and negotiate it away. It is unlikely that the deal would fall apart over $200.

Can a employer hold your check if your uniform been lost by a storm?

See this about the Texas Payday Law. http://www.twc.state.tx.us/news/efte/final_pay.html

Screenshot of text message at trial?

It takes much more than a screen shot to corroborate a text message as evidence. If this is a criminal investigation then the police should...

Can I sue someone for taking a photo of me in their phone while their at work?

If you were in a public place with no expectation of privacy then it was legal to take your picture.

Is it legal to purchase data that has been acquired illegally if you plan on using it to verify that you have not been hacked?

Buying stolen property is buying stolen property. If you are aware it is stolen then you are committing a crime. Leave the stings to the police.

Best actions to take at this time re. contract disputes/credit chargebacks, get a lawyer now and/or sue in a small claims court?

It is not possible to tell whether she is bluffing based on the limited information. However it is always best to assume the worst. If you are sued...