Attorneys charge for their time and their expertise - which would be required if they assist you in a settlement negotiation.

You can use your best estimate, based on any of those suggestions. If the house will be an issue (one party wants to keep it), then you’ll have to...

….for violating the terms of the Will. If you are doing outside agreements, the court won’t order removable for breach.

Your reference to an “executor” implies there’s a Will, and then your reference to the Trustor having died implies there’s a Trust. If it was a...

The court transcript can evidence the court’s discretion without it making expressed findings. Have you record reviewed by an appellate attorney.

If you had either mediation with Family Court Services for custody and a Voluntary or Mandatory Settlement Conference (VSC/MSC) the court will be...

You need to open a paternity case if you want the court to order a paternity test . Here’s link to...

There’s nothing you can do until he stops paying - nor to assuage your fears that he may stop; he may just want a clean start.

You could also search the cases on a court’s website in the county where your dad lived at the time of his death - if you know.

You can file a Request for Order to modify Legal Custody either to sole-to-you and giving your decision-making authority if you and other parent...