Will with no executor?

My colleagues are correct. So long as the will was properly executed, no executor must be named. A will does not need to be notarized. As the...

Can I create a living trust to designate a guardian(s) for my daughter in case I die before she turns 18?

A trust is not the right vehicle to nominate a guardian for a minor child or children. You can, however, make that nomination in your Will. ...

How much does a lawyer charge for a "bundle" living Trust (to amend a current Trust and include other documents)?

There are no standard rates or fees for estate planning whether it is a simple amendment or something more complex. Any attorney you speak with is...

Do I have civil suit for $$? And can I file to compel accounting? And is this enough to get him removed??????what forms ????

Your facts are not terribly clear. However, if you are a beneficiary, you are entitled to an accounting. If you have not received an account,...

What trumps the other, a bank account with a POD, or a Trust that was executed at a later date?

As Attorney Shields pointed out, the terms appear to be inconsistent. Generally, the POD would control, but you can make the argument that the...

What happens if I die without a will? Can my parents/sibling claim my assets? Is a standard will enough for non-US benefactors?

Is a standard will enough? Yes. However, depending on your assets, a properly drafted estate plan, including a trust, may provide you with more...

After a year and a half, you are not likely entitled to much. You'll have a small community interest in payments made to the real property from...

Can a divorce take place without every seeing or signing anything?

You haven't provided many details to explore. A mediator cannot order anything. Mediation is a voluntary procedure. If there is a court order...

Retroactivity of support in divorce hearing

Simply put, it means that court has retained the authority to come back to the issue of retroactivity at a later date.

Can i get order removed

My colleagues are correct, you must be served for an order to be enforceable. That being said, you should seek counsel right away. You can...