What can I do especially when I don't have the money I'm being sued for or for lawyer?

$5200 is too little to file bankruptcy over in my opinion. I suggest you sit down with a lemon law lawyer to see if you can get some relief there.

How can my husband appoint himself executor of his mothers estate?

Hire a probate attorney. File a petition for administration in probate court for a person who died without a will. That will get your husband...

Hire an estate planning attorney to send a letter demanding to see a copy of the trust. Hopefully, that will break it loose. The fact that they...

Hire a trust litigator who will demand an accounting and sue the trustee for fraud, conversion, breach of fiduciary duty. I warn you, however,...

Real estate and 11 heirs, no will, and 5 objecting.

In a probate sale, the judge is the ultimate arbiter.There is going to be an offer, an appraisal and an overbid process. Unless there is something...

Can a judgment aggainst a non-profit be used to garnish future funds raised, or just current assets?

There used to be a charitable exemption in the law of torts, but it has been gone for years in every state of which I am aware. The judgment...

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If your uncle was not married and had no living siblings or parents, then you and our sister would take under the California laws of intestacy....

My sister wants to change or alleviate her Special Needs Trust. Why does my mother need to provide personal info?

Without knowing more about the special needs trust such as who created and why, and whether it is currently funded or funds on death, it's...

What can I do, huge amount of debt and I don't qualify for bankruptcy?

You don't have to pay off all of your debt in a chapter 13 and after the eight year anniversary of filing your chapter 7 has passed (Filing date,...

As a beneficiary do I have the right to ask for full accounting of bank accounts etc..before settling? If yes how do ensure thi

Attorney Nichols gave excellent advice. If the bank accounts and other personal property are less than $150,000, you can probably probate by...