How do I get married ASAP at age 15?

Your grandmother will need to petition the guardianship court to allow a marriage and your parents and all relatives within the second degree of...

You should repost this question as a divorce question in the county where you were divorced.

Can I do this myself? Should I use an Affidavit Procedure if so? Fast-Track, can this help, I do not understand this?

Your inquiry should be posted in the county where the property is located in CA so an attorney licensed there will respond to your inquiry. You...

Can they sell the house if I have been making payments since my dad passed away?

All creditors who file timely claims must be paid. The timely creditors are a priority over any claim that you have as a beneficiary. If you...

What rights do I have in a cps case with a lying case worker?

Contact Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada and/or Nevada Legal Services for qualification to be placed with a pro bono attorney to assist you.

What are the pros of not putting a house into a trust?

1. The initial cost; 2. If you go on Medicaid you save the recording fee to take the property out of the revocable trust, plus or minus $35; 3....

Can a family member be fired for spending money out of family company account in which they are the only signer on account

I urge the daughter to speak with an attorney to assess her unemployment issue. As far as the trust goes, that needs to be reviewed by an attorney...

The W-9 should be completed with your company's name and taxpayer identification number, not your name and not your social security number.

If I have written and notarized guardianship of a child from both parents in Nevada can I leave the state with that child.

I agree with my colleague. Technically you may be able to if the documents specifically give you permission; however, it will not be easy to...

Can the IRS collect oil royalties for debt payment after the person is deceased? When can we file to transfer to his heir?

This is really a probate question that should be directed to the jurisdiction where your father-in-law lived at the time of his death. In most...