The ‘rule of thumb’ in Arizona is that a reasonable rate for a non-professional fiduciary/trustee (meaning someone who does not administer trusts...

This short answer is: Maybe, maybe not. If your husband has ANY living relatives, and he has no will, his relatives could come to own part of...

Absolutely, the letter(s) actually belong to YOU, and are not property of the Attorney. The Attorney is operating on YOUR behalf, and is required...

It depends on how your lease is worded. If the lease requires that the landlord “receive” the rent by the due date, and on a “business day”, and...

If corporation/LLC is involved, either as Plaintiff or Defendant … then since the party is a “legal entity” which is not a live person, that legal...

As another Arizona attorney noted, you (probably) need to open a probate action and sort this matter out in that forum. In a probate action, the...

You need to sit down, face-to-face, with a good bankruptcy attorney. These kinds of issues are complicated, and you could, in fact, lose your home...

First, you can’t rely on internet advice in the complicated situation you have. Find a good lawyer. Pay them for an hour or two or three of their...

First, an “eviction” has to be carried out according to law. The stepsons cannot simply order you to move. They have to go into Court and get a...

Please note that, as the words at the bottom of this answer state, this is not legal advice. You need to consult with an attorney "in the flesh",...