You appear to have asked the same question a number of times. I urge you to meet with counsel who can review the title to the property to see if...

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Call her parents. Consider calling child protective services. She is a juvenile, so is her baby. If she has not been emancipated, she is still a...

Realistically, the estate will take no less than 4-6 months to administer. But there may be tax issues that need to be addressed and will take...

It sounds like your grandmother selected the executor to be in charge of the estate. That being said she has probably been appointed by the...

I urge you to seek out counsel in your area to discuss your options. A lot may depend upon how title to the home was held. If your mother and her...

Maybe she is allowed to bring the the children to Mexico, maybe she is not. The question of whether she has authority, is whether she has authority...

Attorneys are not oddsmakers. I urge you to retain counsel and have your case assessed. Factors to address include how the child is doing, mom's...

Without reviewing the Trust Agreement, no one can provide you with options or an assessment of what may be done and who may be liable, if anyone at...

I agree with my colleague Mr. Nelson, but suggest before you retain counsel to obtain the court order that you search the court records in Clark...

Most likely the document that was executed was designed to disinherit you and your issue. So even though you are alive the signor is choosing to...