The answer is: It depends. … The facts you state are not enough to answer fully. But, IN GENERAL (this Is NOT legal advice … for that you need to...

The first question is, “What law applies?” California, or Arizona? To the contract? To the probate? The answer to the second is that the laws...

First, note that nothing you say, or anyone says, on this website is confidential. Second, you need to sit down FACE-TO-FACE with a lawyer who is...

First of all, no one will give you legal advice about this problem, because you are not one of the parties involved. Either your BF or his father...

You need to speak, in person, to a lawyer immediately. Not only can she NOT make you move in two weeks, you are a tenant, but she has NO claim...

No. As long as she was alive when your father died, she or her estate gets the bequest. Find a real attorney to confirm.

If there are “Co-Personal Representatives”, then each of you are entitled to all information about the lawsuit, regardless of which one of you put...

First, please note that this site is not confidential, and anything you say is open to public view. Second, a person cannot avoid their debts...

FIrst of all, it sounds like you have a big problem. Sorry to hear it. Second, you should not take legal advice from attorneys who are not...

First of all, you cannot get a reliable answer to your question over the internet. You need to sit down, face-to-face, with an experienced ARIZONA...