Do I have do I have to get a divorce to become the sole guardian of my children?

This was erroneously posted as an estate planning issue. It is not.

My son passed away Dec 1 of this year. He did not write a will . He is divorced but has a daughter age 13. I am his mother. How

I also offer my condolences for you great loss; I am so sorry. As Mr. Winsor says, it depends on the size of your son's estate. You may need to...

What is the protocol to change your power of attorney?

The first thing to do is carefully read the power of attorney to see if it says anything about changing agents of terminating the power of...

Can I include my ex's wife in a discovery asset to collect on a judgment?

The issue raised may involve a fraudulent transfer of assets from your ex to his wife. You will definitely need the assistance of an attorney who...

Who can dispute the quitclaim deed?

I agree that the ones whose names are on the deed are not the only ones who can dispute the authenticity of the deed. You need to seek advice from...

There is no such thing as a model trust. What I mean by that is that there are hundreds of templates for trusts used by different attorneys who...

Can I remodel my house without an access agreement to my neighbor's property?

Generally you have no right of access to your neighbor's property unless there is a written easement or prescriptive easement established by prior...

How does my husband get ors to stop taking money for back child support ?

This question was improperly submitted to probate attorneys. It has nothing to do with probate.

My ex husband is wanting me to sign a ‘release of interest in property’. Can he sue me to force me to do so?

You haven't provided enough information about your divorce decree. It likely controls this situation. Instead of wondering and worrying about the...

How can a beneficiary of an estate get a copy of the estate when the executor refuses to give one

I agree with the other attorneys. If no probate has been filed, then one needs to be filed with the court in the county where your parents lived...