Hi- i need to know how to go about legally becoming my husbands "caregiver". he is on disability from heart disease and diabetes

Mr. Stewart's answer is correct. Have you simply spoken to the 55+ park and explained your situation? If you haven't, that would be my next...

Did you mean: free leagal addvice about an inheritance from a family estate around 50 to 60,000.0 dallors to give to my wife as

My colleagues are correct. Your question is unintelligible . I would suggest that you try to write down your question, then read it to a friend...

My colleagues are correct in their assessment of the situation you presented. Without seeing the "timeshare" documents, including the title, there...

If relatives make a person administrator of an estate of someone who died without a will, do they have total power over the esta

The short answer is that just become someone has been pointed the administrator in probate, the intestate heirs do not lose rights. There are a...

Father passed away. No will . Alot of land, account... Sister & I have no guidance. What should be our 1st step re: this?

My colleagues are correct. First, you should locate and consult with a probate attorney in Texas where your father passed away. The attorney will...

I have received a summons for credit card debt that is at least 3 years old.What do I do?

My colleagues are correct. Bankruptcy may be an option, depending on the rest of your financial circumstances. You can also try to negotiate with...

Do I have to pay the amount I stated I would send to a collection agency for a Dr. bill gone to collections?

To answer your question, filing bankruptcy should cover medical bills. However, for the $900 amount, you should be able to negotiate with the...

If my father passes away, who gets his belongings?

If the motorcycle is truly the only item your father owns, he needs a simple will. If by any chance, he has assets with a gross value exceeding...

Step mom kept my fathers siblings from seeing him before he died. She only allowed her son and daughter in law around.

Based on the information you provided here, you will not be able to get a thorough analysis of your situation. The first thing that comes to mind...

How can you contest and Will & trust if you don't have a Will to prove but you were told that one was written.

Mr. McHugh's answer is right on point. If I understand your question correctly, the answer is simply no. It would be impossible to contest a will...