This woman 82 years old and you want her to do what? Well I, guess the answer is if you really want something from her you should pay her for it. ...

You must follow the terms of the trust. However, if you had a right to sell the property it's highly unlikely that any further use of the funds...

It seems to me that there's a good chance your father was a joint owner of those accounts. I doubt very much that he was able to steal $100,000...

It's only your house if your name is on the title, there's a wheel that says it is yours upon the death of the testator, or if there's a trust that...

There is no simple answer to this question and it is such a peculiar situation that one wonders if this trust was created by a bunch of people...

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Even if it's a family member you can't give them legal advice but there's a lot of reasons that case could be open like there's children or things...

It's very good that you're going to have an estate plan because of appearance that yours properties that you own before marriage are separate...

That was absolutely nowhere near legal. It was a nreach of her fiduciary duties to you as a spouse but unfortunately that's just a horrible mess...

That line is a community debt. If it's an FLARPL. No Attorney likes to do that so apparently your husband had no other way to pay those attorneys....

I recognize that your situation is difficult for you and difficult for your daughter but your ex whatever it is has not lost his parental...