My Feonc'e and I are not with each other do I have to give back Christmas gifts and the other half of the ring she said she is

A true gift is yours and never need be returned -- unless you decide to. But it is not a legal necessity.

Power of Attorney

Essentially the POA dies with the person.

We live in San Francisco and my husbands parents gifted us slowly over the 18 years of our marriage the property we live in.

Carol & Don are both correct. This is now 'Community Property' and is subject to division as such in your divorce. Time to sit down with a Family...

What type of legal document do I need if my husband and I are buying a house with my father-in-law?

You've got some options. One might be to do a buy-sell agreement. Another might be to own the property inside of an LLC or Ltd.Partnership with an...

Interesting situation. There is no power by an Executor to Change the terms of a Will. It is the Executor's job to follow the instructions set...

The rules regarding Lapse apply, and the remaining beneficiaries receive distribution unless the document specifies some other distribution. Sit...

If appointed power of attorney and went threw court about it cant other person take me back to court ?

My colleagues are correct. Very confusing question with facts not made clear. What other person? Why was a court involved in the first place on a...

I have a Order in WA for a Lien against my son's father's Trust Fund payment Aug. 1, 2013. He lives in IL & Trust is in Cali.

Not enough information here for a thorough answer. However, depends on which is the Governing Law for the trust plus there may be a potential...

I got pulled over for unlicensed operator 509.1. i went and took care of it right away. i had no idea it was suspended.

Also spend some time a Traffic Ticket attorney in New York. You want to protect yourself from liability both criminal and civil and also keep your...

If a will has not been filed in probate, in Wisconsin, 8 months after death and the value is more than 50k can property be taken

Steve is correct. You need professional expertise here to avoid making the situation worse. Seek advice from a Wisconsin-licensed Estate Planning...