My mother in law inherited(through a trust) a peice of property that had a reverse mortgage on it in 2008. Since that time, she

The documents must certainly be reviewed to determine whether the lender took appropriate action here. Under most circumstances, when one inherits...

Can I sue a trucking company incorporated in California for an accident in Nevada?

Nevada courts have jurisdiction over this matter because of the "situs" (physical location) of the accident, regardless of where the defendant is...

Are we doing the right thing by hiring a lawyer after we got rear ended?

I'll give you a most lawyerly answer . . . it depends! If your damages (medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc.) are substantial...

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We lost our joint trust documents. How are assets in the trust to be divided?

In Nevada, it is likely the title company (should you accomplish the sale of the property) will wish to deposit the proceeds with the court in what...

Your loss is horrifying, but it is quite doubtful that you can hold this person legally responsible for your son's death. Suicide, by definition,...

Dad buys house for married daughter: Best vehicle for liability and tax?

The best answer may depend on what Dad's intentions are for the house in the long term. Does he intend for it to be daughter's family's house...

Can my landlord charge me after returning my security deposit?

Your landlord was in compliance with Nevada statute when he provided the accounting and refund within 30 days of you vacating the property. My...

It all depends on what you agreed to pay in your lease agreement. The two parties (you and your landlord) can agree to whatever division of costs...

Am I responsible for my child's accidental damage at day care?

While it may present some defense to say that the daycare personnel should have supervised and monitored the child more closely, you could well end...

I am a renter, and the bank that owns the note on the property has asked that I stop paying my landlord?

The answer really is a lot simpler than my colleagues have proposed. Your contract is with the landlord, right? The bank does not know who you...