If a grandson is on disability but the will says his aunt has control

The Will will specifically set forth the provisions of the governance of the administration of the assets and allocations to beneficiaries. If the...

How to drop a motion

I think you are confusing the issue of dropping a Motion as opposed to dropping a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Once you serve the...

Can an S corporation file for bankruptcy? The only creditor that we have is the Franchise Tax Board.

To process a corporate bankruptcy would probably cost you more than the amount you owe to the Franchise Tax Board. If I were you, I would...

Technically, it sounds as if she is in violation of the family law court order. It sounds as if she is defrauding the health insurance carrier;...

You are putting the attorney in a position of interpreting a living trust agreement without seeing the living trust. From some of the facts you...

If (despite my parents saying no) I leave the house to hang out with friends, can I get in legal trouble? WhatIfIDoItRepeatedly?

You are really not in a position to play hardball. You need to amicably resolve the differences between you and your parents. This might be...

Can the executor make the other people leave the property

Unless there are provisions in the will which allow you to remain on the property during the administration or thereafter; then the executor would...

Can I stop Child Support Case While on Public Assistance

When you are on public assistance, the government has a right to obtain child support for reimbursement. If your ex wants the child support...

My business partner wants his company purchased vehicle in lieu of his company percentage of ownership, what paperwork do I need

You need to have a business attorney write up a contract which especially provides that your partner is conveying all interest he has in the...

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Estate attny wants me to sign settlement before making further distributions?

From your brief comments it appears as if you may be in an inequitable situation. Speak with your own estate attorney and have him or her deal...