Can my relative's dad take him off of his will and trust? if so, is it just an amendment to the ones registered in the county.

Unclear "his Will and Trust". -- WHOSE Will and Trust. The relative's Will and Trust? If a Trust is in place and it is legally Amendable, the...

Will a POA protect assets from going into probate?

First of all the POA expires at the moment the person who granted you the POA dies. Second it is not a replacement for the person's Will or Living...

As an independent contractor for teaching group ex, what are my tax responsibilities?

You could certainly establish an LLC - for liability protection as much as anything else. You could then have the studios & health clubs you work...

In 2009 I signed an agreement to join a wine club at a local winery to purchase quarterly packages.

Small Claims Court is probably a good solution. Take your documentation with you to the hearing and asset your case in a credible down-to-earth...

Can my trust fund that was set up for me when I was 11 years old, due to a car accident I was in, be taken for child support

First, to truly answer the question a legal review of the terms of the actual trust document would be required. However, many trusts of this type...

First - make sure the Will has been filed with the Probate Court in the appropriate County. Then prepare and file a Petition for Probate, asking...

Disgruntled X-Business partner continues to harass me and the company causing loss of business, etc. what can I do?

Time for the Board of Directors to authorize a lawsuit. See Avvo.com under Find-A-Lawyer and enter "Litigation" and "York PA". I know this is...

Will a newlywed living in Nevada be responsible for spouse in Washington's organ transplant costs if he dies?

Your issues are complicated. You want to sit down with a Family Law attorney to sort out the obligations of one spouse for another. You are not now...

Why would it not be appropriate to give a friend's attorney any information which I believe the attorney needs to have?

Have your attorney do the communicating, not you. Your interests are adverse and need to be be protected.

How do I transfer money and property out of my parents to me so Medicaid will not get it?

My colleague said it exactly right. Now go sit with an Elder Law attorney for guidance so you don't trigger Medicaid problems. See Avvo.Com under...