What is the legal way to get rid of someone that is not a contracted tenant out of a home?

He will need to be evicted like a tenant, unless you can convince him to move out voluntarily (perhaps by paying him).

Can a lawyer help me with this claim?

Probably not. It's tough to argue about someone's competence to sign a deed, even tougher if you wait until 9 years after they die. It might be...

I have a medi*cal reimbursement question.

If your father in law came to see me, I would likely recommend that he create an irrevocable Medi-Cal planning trust. A properly drafted trust...

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I have a question about Breach of Fiduciary Responsibility regarding my grandmother's finances.

Wisconsin, if the account is titled in your grandmother's name; or Missouri, if the account is titled in trust. Missouri (in your mom's county of...

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How soon after death should the will be executed? All property was sold already the only thing left is the division of assets,

If the estate is in probate, distribution is not possible without court permission - and there's a mandatory 120 day waiting period after the...

Can I proceed even though it has been years?

It's hard to say what your grandparent's trust would have said without reading. It's common for a share meant for a deceased child to go to the...

HI , I am wondering if you could answer this question ? As the executive of my moms estate am i obligated to pay her Visa accs.

You are not obligated to pay the debts with your money; but you are obligated to liquidate your mom's property/accounts and use the assets that...

Living trust

You should mention this to your estate planning attorney, who will draw up a document assigning your interest in the child support judgement to...

A small estate is in CA probate The executor recently died. How to become appointed new executor

See Probate Code sections 8520 through 8523 - someone must petition the court to be named as the new personal representative.

Father passed away; mother still living. Is trust now irrevocable?

The answer depends on what the trust says. Some trusts are written so that all of the trust becomes irrevocable upon the death of the first spouse...