My grandfather has demetia and is very independent. So, giving him advice or trying to help him is almost impossible.

You are in a very tough situation. It is unclear if your grandfather has sufficient mental functioning to have what the courts call "testamentary...

Can the lawyer give a written fee agreement years later to cover up his mistake Or does it have to be signed by client?

The State Bar of California has a mandatory fee dispute mechanism. I listed its website below. I suggest you give it a try. But in answer to your...

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What do I need to do for a hearing that in which my attorney is petitioning to withdraw

I can't say what the judge will do in your case. However, it is quite possible the judge will say something like this: 'The only matter before me...

It is absolutely impossible from the limited facts you have provided to know if a higher court would approve of this judge's action if some sort of...

If a person who is not eligible to practice law in Texas appears in a Texas court representing anyone other than him or herself the person is...

Why would my attorney not keep me informed of my case since statute is less than 30 days away

You are wise to be keeping track of the statute of limitations. I hate to increase your anxiety but many attorneys won't take a case that is even...

Can a car be totaled after the appraisal is done?

As always you should ask an attorney licensed in your state as the law may vary from state to state. I can only tell you what my experience over...

Am I entitled to medical bills and pain and suffering compensation for my slip and fall?

Slip and Fall cases are difficult but can work out. That is why you need to discuss your with a local lawyer. There are many questions an attorney...

In a car accident will the police write a citiation.

Even if a police chief wants to be very fair, it is hard to come up with a hard and fast police department policy on writing citations. Sometimes...

Do I need a attorney to help me over a will?

I am sorry to hear of your losses. The only thing I can add to Mr. Lively's answer is that possibly there will have to be two probates; first that...