You need an attorney licensed to practice law in Mexico and who is familiar with Mexican probate procedures. I suggest you find one in the locality...

The temporary conservatee needs to retain counsel experienced in conservatorships, whether the one appointed by the court to represent her interest...

You can find it in the California Association of realtors web site, but there a bunch of hoops you will have to jump through to get to the right...

I think you file in Mexico. I suggest that you contact a lawyer in Mexico near where the property is located to give you advice on Mexican probate...

You and your husband, or your husband alone, needs to create a living trust and then transfer the house to the trust. That will avoid Medi-Cal...

Typically, as long as Mom is alive and mentally competent she can do whatever she wants to the trust - amend it, revoke it, name additional...

Joint debtors are "jointly and severally" liable. That means you can go after either one for the whole amount of the judgment.

I agree with Attorney Doling, but suggest that you pull a current credit report to see if the credit card company has tried to put this debt on...

Before you do anything, talk to a bankruptcy lawyer. Unless the auto accident was caused by driving under the influence, your dad may be able to...

I agree with Attorney James and add that you probably need a living trust. See an experienced estate planning attorney in your area.