Does decedent's equal share of property held/deeded as tenants in common need to be probated if it is named in a Trust?

If the property was never transferred to the trust, the only way to administer it through the trust would be to file a petition to have it declared...

Can you tell me what the next steps are for a trustee of a Will and Trust when both parents are deceased? Do I need an attorney?

In addition to the other answers already posted to this question, if the house was held in joint tenancy by your father and sister, then it does...

I hit someone and I didn’t realize my insurance had lapsed, what type of layer should I get, what should I do?

A litigation attorney can help you. Some personal injury attorneys also do defense, but by the hour. You will need a consultation to really...

Can I give a 60 day notice to a commercial tenant?

A month to month commercial tenancy can be terminated with 30 days or more notice. So, you can give 60 days notice if you want. If there is a...

How much notice/time does my landlord have to give me if they decide to sell the house I rent in?

To raise the rent more than 10%, you are entitled to 60 days notice. This assumes your tenancy is month top month. No notice of selling the house...

Can my landlord raise my rent more than 300 dollars?

If you have a lease which includes the garage, you are entitled to keep the use of the garage and the rent may not be raised until your lease...

Can mother's estate be sued if she died 3 moths after the accident?

Turn this over to the insurance company which covered your mother at the time of the collision. They will assign a lawyer and provide a defense. ...

Yes, your friend can sue you. If you have homeowner's or renter's insurance, you should report the incident to them.

This is not the right forum for you to resolve your legal issue. In fact, no public forum is. You need to invest in a consultation with an...

Question, Does small claims need to be served in person? Does the defendant respond to summons by serving papers by mail ?

The initiating documents in any suit (small claims or superior court) must be hand served (or served by an approved substitute service). That is...

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