At the end of the day, the Court decides who should serve as guardian of another. The Court's analysis is governed by NRS 159A.061. Both NRS...

You will want to confirm whether she is indeed a co-owner and how title is held, but if the investor only owns half, the investor can only sell...

The short answer is that yes, you can do something. Essentially, you would need to challenge the validity of the gift by your mother to your...

Ms. Goldsmith is correct. The short answer to your question is that yes, it can be done IF you have the proper paperwork in place. If estate...

The answer is maybe, but probably not. First, as stated by Ms. Goldsmith, you need to look in your divorce decree. If not addressed in your...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith. Depending on the source of the $3,000.00/month, there may be a number of methods to avoid disqualification from your...

I recommend reviewing the trust to determine whether a trustee's signature is truly necessary. In many cases, it is the person who created the...

Ms. Goldsmith's answer is correct. I will add that even with proper service of the petition, notice of hearing, and notice of entry, a party...

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I'm sorry for your loss. Your problem is not unique, and there also isn't a great answer to it. Generally, Wills are kept private until a...

I'm sorry for your loss. It is unlikely the mortgage company will change the mortgage borrower information to your name alone unless/until you...