There is not enough information in the post to adequately answer your question. Did your mother have a will? How was her estate distributed? You...

I have a question regarding what happens to a living trust where my parents property was left to my sister and she passed away.

The facts in your post are unclear. Please include the following: who created the trust? Is the trust revocable? It sounds like it was your...

Am I still liable for a loan/car that I still don't have?

It all depends on what the terms of your written loan agreement say. What does the agreement say about delivery? If nothing, then the oral...

Can our child be taken away because someone accused us of something, that didnt happen and there is no proof

It seems like you are taking on more stress by worrying about the "what ifs" than just focusing on today. Anyone who is willing to lie can wreck...

Is a trust valid if it was drawn up ny a cpa instead of a licensed attorney?

If a trust document is drafted by someone other than an attorney, the drafter likely engaged in the unauthorized practice of law - which is illegal...

When does the mandated grace period pursuant to ARS 20-1632 become applicable?

You mean A.R.S. § 20-1632.01. A.R.S. § 20-1632.01(A) requires auto insurance policies to include a seven-day grace period for the payment of...

Is it right for my ex husben to leave me nothing when he dies when he has been caring for me my whole life.

It is kind that your ex husband has been taking care of you, even though he is under no legal obligation to do so. Same applies when he passes -...

Will I be in legal trouble? Will filing a police report help?

It does not sound like you were arrested or have been charged with any wrongdoing. Yes, you should file a police report to protect your rights...

What is the legal status of this property

You can only use the primary residence exemption if the property is in fact, your primary residence. Your son lives there, but the facts do not...

Yes, your landlord can exclude certain pets from residing at the property; however, such exclusions must be disclosed to you - usually in writing. ...