I would recommend reaching out to the trustee first. It could be a misunderstanding. However, in the event the trustee is acting improperly,...

How can I make sure my step mother keeps up the mortgage or doesn’t sell my deceased fathers home without my knowledge ?

I'm sorry for your loss. It may come as no surprise that your situation is not unusual. Unfortunately, without seeing the Trust documents, I...

What are the responsibilities of a Special Administrator in lieu of the 4%, 3%, 2% fee?

I think NRS 150.020 and NRS 150.030 may answer your questions. You can access these statutes at the links...

How can I make my son's stepmother a legal guardian after his father has passed?

I am not licensed in your state, but you may consider asking an attorney whether your state allows for a power of attorney, informal temporary...

I have temp guardianship, can I get legal guardianship of my exbf’s son w/ his consent? The bio mom only has supervised visits.

I agree with Ms. Whitbeck, and would simply add for consideration the potential practical ramifications of filing for guardianship with the court. ...

What happens to a will in Florida if the executor named is a nonresident or family member? They cannot be the executor?

Ms. Goldsmith is correct. You should first try to speak with your mother. Depending upon the result of that conversation, you may want to contact...

I agree with the response above. I am not licensed in Texas, but most states with which I have dealt have statutes prohibiting the action you...

If a victim dies in another state that initially traveled to meet you for a business deal and only their best friend who is in

I agree with the responses above, and again would note that this question was asked under the practice area of "litigation." However, your use of...

I agree with the answer above. Unfortunately, I don't believe there are any adequate legal remedies for "right now." You will either need to...

What can my sister do to get her son (my youngest nephew) back?

It looks like this question was posted twice. Another attorney provided an excellent answer in that thread. Best of luck!