How long is a non-court ordered notarized temporary guardianship valid and how can it be revoked?
A guardianship such as you describe, no court involvement, expires at the end of one year or a shorter period if stated in the document. The...
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A guardianship such as you describe, no court involvement, expires at the end of one year or a shorter period if stated in the document. The...
You are not going to resolve this issue without assistance from an experienced probate attorney. Put all your paperwork together in a notebook...
Texas has a statutory requirement for rented premises to be habitable -- a warrant of habitability. For the condition you describe, a landlord is...
First, you need to read the management contract to see what you have to do to terminate the agreement. If there is a provision that is helpful,...
Your brother is asserting some rights that he just does not have. Most attorneys will consult with you for 30 minutes or an hour without charging...
Two answers. If the temporary guardianship is court-ordered and the order specifies where your granddaughter is to live, then that is where she is...
If by joint owner, you meant that you are now the owner of the accounts after your mother passed away, then you can avoid a formal probate...
This is a little confusing to me. A probate is filed in the county of your ex's residence at the time of his death and you will have to have an...
No, I don't think eviction is the answer. The rent is being aid, so there does not seem to be a basis for eviction. Since the absent party is not...
If there was a probate, you may be able to get your answer from the records in the probate court. Check with the county clerk. You are probably...