My ex sister in law has a bike that was a gift to me, can she keep it and not give it back legally?

If it was a gift, it became yours. If the divorce decree did not award it to your husband, it is still yours. If you want, you can go to JP court...

How can I remove and or replace an Executor and Trustee of an Estate?

A Trustee administers a trust. An Executor administers a decedent's estate. From the wording of your question it is not clear whether you...

My father passed away and my stepmother falsely filed affadaviates of heirship so that only she and her children inherited?

A Texas court will not enforce an Affidavit of Heirship until it has been of record for five years with no one complaining that it is incorrect. ...

I have had my grand daughter since she was 4 days old and is now 3. Now her mom wants her

Please repost your question under family law. Depending on the facts, you may be able to seek custody,.

Can guardianship be transferred to a different state? And what state do I file in?

Parents can jointly issue a Temporary Power of Attorney allowing someone to handle school, medical and other issues for their child, revocable at...

I have a forcible detainer telling me to vacate within 24 hours which I have no way or time to move all my belongings?

There is insufficient information to answer your question. If the ex-wife is the executor or administrator of your father's estate, she has a duty...

Hire a local probate attorney to send her a demand letter for the accounting. If she does not respond, the attorney can file a Motion for Order to...

I wanted to know how I could find out if anyone has power of attorney over my nephew that is disable

Whether or not your nephew has named someone his agent under a Durable Power of Attorney has no effect on his ability to decide where to live, to...

From your description it appears that the house has gone into forelosure and the substitute trustee is selling it so that the lender can be paid,.

Myself and my elderly mother are both on our apt lease. If she were to die would I be able to break the lease?

You are jointly and severally liable. That means that you are each liable for 100% of the rent. If you had a roommates' agreemenet stating that...