How do you file a malpractice sue against an attorney
You hire a malpractice attorney. It is extremely unlikely you can successfully pursue a malpractice case against an attorney by yourself.
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You hire a malpractice attorney. It is extremely unlikely you can successfully pursue a malpractice case against an attorney by yourself.
You can't "force" someone to settle a case. They have the right to litigation. Perhaps more importantly, if you "work for a major law firm", why...
A notary public (attorney or otherwise) can only notarize a signature where the individual signed the will in the presence of the attorney/notary.
No you can't sue. You can file a complaint with the Office of Attorney Regulation at the Colorado Supreme Court.
Agree with Bill. I'm not quite sure why you're trying to do a trust. There are other, simpler, and less expensive ways to pass property in...
Not legally. As personal representatives you should have opened an estate account in the first place. You could try to get the check re-issued,...
Agree with the other two answers. If your grandmother has already been buried but it was not in a wooden casket, there is little you can do and...
In addition to the other answers, if the will was probated, then he can obtain a copy of the will from the court as an "interested person," or from...
That depends on what you mean by your mom's name is "still on everything". If they held the property as joint tenants, then at your mother's death...
Short answer, no you can't. If you attempt it, you won't get a dime and you'll pay your parents legal fees.