It appears that you already have a lawyer. Most personal injury lawyers will not file suit on a case unless they are reasonably confident that it...

Father passed - sister and I benefitiaries of IRA and House ( trust ) 2nd wife will not move to sell house - can we evict?

From what you have stated it does not sound like the letter is legally relevant. If the house was not in trust and there was a typical pourover...

Does Medicare benefit start after retirement age or can I get it before?

Assuming certain conditions are met you are eligible for Medicare in the month you turn 65. However, if you qualify for Social Security...

Can I sue for following in a tub in a hotel?

In a fall case such as yours, in order for you to win, you or your lawyer needs to be able to explain why your fall was the fault of the hotel and...

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Does an life insurance policy have to be part of a probate if 2 out of the 4 beneficiaries listed are also exeucutor of the will

The only common way that the life insurance policy would need to enter into a probate would be if one or more of the four beneficiaries predeceased...

To get an answer in this forum you need to explain why you want Letters Testamentary or of Adminstration. If all assets were properly put in the...

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What are my options if I feel neglected by my current attorney? I get no tangible answers. She is in court, too busy. Has to ask

A client always has the right to fire an attorney. But if you fire her, she may or may not assert a lien on your case for work already done and the...

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The issue of what is a "hasty decision" must be examined in terms of what deadlines the lawyer and client are facing. Supposing I am representing...

Who will get the house when my grandmother passed away?

You need to provide this basic fact: Who is the record owner of the house? You may be able to go online to the County Recorder or County Assessor...

If a person didn't recieve a notice regarding thier Uncles Probate court hearings who's held responsible? Can they be sued?

The prior answer is quite good. However, if the estate's personal representative, or the representative's attorney, certifies that he or she mailed...