How can i get emancipated without a legal guardians permission?

You've either fulfilled all requirements or you have not. "Almost" doesn't count. Besides consent, you also need to prove that you're...

Are there circumstances where the bank doesn't have to honor Power of Attorney

I did not understand your question, especially the part about the bank freezing the account "on behalf of my fiance not being available". Are you...

My brother n law was in a group home.he pass away ,nobody check on him when he did not show up to eat for a day. what can I do

You asked this question in Probate, but it is really a question for the Wrongful Death category. Most personal injury attorneys also handle...

Dad married and divorced after 4 years having one daughter. dad re married , had another daughter. 25 years later dad died.

Attorney De Witt is correct. I would add that, assuming no will and one surviving spouse and two children (you and your half sister), intestate...

Is a daughter considered entitled to be a legal representative of her deceased father without an estate?

I agree with Attorney Weinstein's comprehensive response. I would only add that, if you try the letter approach first, be sure to include a...

My 89 yr old grandmother died in January.

I agree that you need to see a lawyer as soon as possible. A lawyer can held you get a copy of the trust and the Will without more of this run...

No. A power of attorney only authorizes the Agent under the power of attorney to act on behalf of the Principal, individually, not to act on...

I agree with the answer given by attorney Amanda Cook. I would add that it is also not clear whether you are asking about total expense, or just...

My previous question was misunderstood....

I am licensed in California. The Texas attorney (Patricia Cole) gave a very complete answer and I concur that it applies in California. I would...

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Under California Probate Code 13100 do you have to file a notice to creditors

No. The Notice to Creditors only applies if you are proceeding with a full probate. HOWEVER, just because creditors are not required to be given...

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