How can I access my step moms will?

Unless a will is recorded (which is very rarely ever done) it remains private until submitted to the court for probate, and there is no legal...

I am on Medicaid have an inheritance, will I lose my Medicaid

My condolences for your loss. First, it is essential to know exactly what benefits you are received. Social Security and Medicare are insurance...

What can I do about getting my daughters donor to give up rights?

If "my daughter's donor" is your derogatory reference to her legal father, you may be disappointed to learn that Idaho law does not favor...

How Can I Stop A Garnished For A Medical Bill Thats 11 Yrs Old, & Doesn't Even Show Up On My Credit Report??

Under Idaho law a collection case could well have been filed within the statute of limitations, and the resulting judgment still be active 11 years...

Where do I file for a small estate affidavit?

Whether a small estate affidavit under the Idaho Probate Code will be effective to transfer property of a non-resident is quite uncertain. And, by...

My step-dad died and my mom wants to take his name off the title to her mobile home, put my name on it

My condolences for your loss. This result can easily be accomplished with a probate process and, depending on the facts, might be amenable to a...

If a case is closed wouldn't it show that it was online?

There is obviously more to this story than disclosed here. It may make a difference whether this is a juvenile or adult guardianship as all juvie...

First of all, no judge is "corrupt" just because one litigant does not like a ruling. Secondly, to set aside a default judgment, a litigant must...

My husband was served for a credit debt who purchased his capital one credit card debt?

Whose name is on a bank account does not generally determine a creditor's rights. As a general rule, the creditor can only sue the person who name...

What can i do? Lawyer won't call me back. No titles yet for our vehicles discharged in Sept 2018 after chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Repeat post. Start by visiting your attorney at his office and insisting on a conference with him. Document those efforts. If that doesn't...

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