What is Eyre-ship of the estate?

A will would not have kept the property out of probate either. If she would have set up a living trust then that would have kept the property, and...

If there are several parties of a probate estate I wish to sue, may I sue all of them in one civil lawsuit petition?

There are plenty of attorneys who will sue other attorneys. However, you might get turned down a lot if you are trying to get them to represent...

Can I revise my revokable living trust as desired in the attachment below?

You need to see an estate planning attorney. Setting up or amending trusts is very complicated, and if you mess it up it could end up costing you...

My mom passed away and left no well and had a outstanding medical bill with no insurance Who pays on pay medical bill and estate

The short answer is that your mother's estate is responsible for all of her bills. You should see an estate planning attorney who can sit down...

It probably is. It will most likely be listed on their "terms of service" or "terms of use" on their webpage. I don't know why they would make it...

Is it possible to sue a psychologist for lying to a patient?

I agree with Mr. Salter. You can sue, but I doubt you would win.

I returned & leased a new vehicle. Dealer omitted loyalty program benefits I qualified for.Do I have recourse?

It would not be worth using the legal system to resolve this. Even if you represented yourself, it would cost too much. I wouldn't give up on the...

Can a person legally buy insurance on another, making themselves beneficiary if the insured does not agree?

Yes, your son-in-law's father can do that (assuming your son-in-law signed the consent forms), and no based on the facts you have given, there is...

The state attorney general is telling my son-in-law that they can go after land that was legally signed over to him in 2007.

I assume your question is asking whether or not the attorney general can do that. Assuming your son-in-law's father was on Medicaid for long term...

If my gym want to start charging a fee for something (like no showing) how much notice would they need to give their clients?

Review the agreement you signed with them. If you don't have a copy, just ask them for a copy and they should be able to provide it to you. The...