Deceased sibling intestatee deceased

Your uncle's Estate will need to be Probated. The law of Intestacy in the State where he resided will apply. Once the probate is done the Estate...

If I give my mom power of attorney or guardianship temporary because there is a protective order on me right now

Hard to understand the question the way it was stated. Definitely with down with a Family Law attorney to discuss this in detail. Take whatever...

My mother and her partner have lived/been together for 30 years but have never married in California (Bay Area).

I'd recommend discussing this with a California Family Law attorney. See 'Find-A-Lawyer' at the top of this page. Good Luck in resolving this issue.

What is involved in creating a Literary Estate for my mother's writings in order to republish her work 10 years after her death?

I suggest you form an Intellectual Property Trust. Sit down with an Intellectual Property attorney and/or a Trust Attorney and Get Started. Best of...

The trust is responsible for payment of Trust-associated legal fees. The Trustee needs to pay it.

You made the right move. If necessary you may have to involve an Attorney to enforce the General Power of Attorney.

Question about the miss use of a Durable Power of Attorney

The sooner the facility is notified in writing the better.

My husband and I live in the home that he shared with his previous wife. If he was to die, would I have to move out?

More than likely, at the end of his previous marriage a Property Settlement was finalized as part of his divorce. So - assuming he became the Sole...

Can a Special needs trust never give any money to the person it is written for and not give statements? Is that legally written

In order to maintain your State-paid benefits, it is important that a Special Needs Trust be strictly maintained so that the disabled person is not...

I am interested in making a Last Will and testament?

This is TOO Important to be a Do-it-Yourself Project. If you want to do-yourself-a-favor, see 'Find-A-Lawyer' at the top of this page. Discuss...