From Malaysia, more questions: can a lawyer from Malaysia be my representative communicating with probate court in Georgia via

A lawyer in Malaysia who is not admitted to the Georgia Bar cannot represent you in Georgia.

Does filing a will in CA require a Petition of Probate to also be filed?

Real estate is always probated in the state it is in. If a Virginia attorney has told you that you need to file the will in California and then get...

I suggest you Google "Celexa lawsuits" and "Keppra lawsuits" and see which law firms are handling these cases. Lawsuits against drug companies tend...

In my employment the owner often asks my opinion on legal matters. I don't want to inadvertantly practice law w/o a license.

You ask a very interesting question. As a theoretical matter an attorney should always be consulted. As a practical matter small businesses would...

Light bumper to bumper car accident from private hospital under ground garage

My guess is that if the 2 of you have a clean record with same ins. co. for 20 yrs., you are valued customers and your rates will not go up.

Is there a way to sue a medical specialist who accuses an obviously severely ill patient of pretense?

Only an Ohio attorney can tell you for sure, but medical malpractice cases are usually very expensive undertakings and not worth it unless there is...

My aunt recently passed away leaving no will. Myself, my two brothers and a cousin are the sole survivors.

If I understand your question, your aunt died leaving no spouse, children, grandchildren, parents or siblings alive. One of your parents (who died...

My brother-in-law is two years older than my husband is he concidered the next of kin b4 my husband in decision making ??

As long as all are adults, laws generally do not consider the older brother to be in a privileged position in determing who is next of kin.

Should I fire my current attorney and retain another?

Your question is hard to answer. You might want to pay for a second opinion by another divorce attorney in your area. Unfortunately, you may run...

During trust review client was never told the trust would be split in two upon her death, costing the trust tens of thousands $

I think you are asking if you have a legal malpractice claim. You might but there are a lot details to be discussed. Call me if you are interested...