My parents will not give me my car back. The title is in my name but my mom has a lien on it. Am I legally able to take the car?

Mr. Hasegawa is correct. More information is needed. Why did you post this in the Probate area?

If I have financial power of attorney can I spend whatever I want

Absolutely not! As my colleague pointed out, you have placed yourself in a fiduciary relationship. This means that you are going to be held to the...

Can surviving spouse change a will that both done together

The question isn't if a will can be changed. Normally it can. The question is how is the house owned? If they had it as joint tenants with right of...

Lawsuit pending vs. decedent means trustee and/or beneficiaries are liable: death of defendant does not just make case go away?

Way too many questions to answer here. You need a consultation with a competent attorney. You have tried to come up with a solution to a legal...

My Fiance is an Owner Op. Can My Fiance get his money back for all repairs and truck payments he has made on old truck?

It depends on the contract he has with the company. Many times companies 'sell' a truck to a driver that they don't actually own. They keep telling...

Am I liable for a payroll check written over 4 years ago?

The check should not have been cashed. Banks do not have to honor a 'stale' check and a check becomes 'stale' 6 months after it is written. I'm...

How do I make sure my inheritance is being handled fairly? Can an Arizona attorney help me?

You have specific rights under the probate code that can really only be enforced in Michigan. While an Arizona attorney could write some letters,...

I was told that a POA (Power of Attorney) is good for only 12 months in Arizona. Is that correct information?

I agree with Mr. Dunn that there is no automatic expiration for a POA unless the document itself says so, in my experience some...

Am a 49% owner in my corporation partner is a relative: 51% ownership. Partner states I have 0% rights in viewing bank account.

As a minority shareholder you have specific rights under the law. You need to take steps now to protect your interests. I agree that you should...

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What's the most each of my parents could give me in cash each year without being taxed? I've heard between $10,000-$14,000 each

while I agree with the first two answers, I would point out that your parents have a combined exemption totaling $10.6 million dollars that is...