I am Personal Representative of my mother's estate, when I open the Estate Account can I add my husband to the account?

No you cannot add your husband to the estate account unless he was named personal representative as well. This is not a husband and wife account,...

Is it true in a ud case, if the defandant files for bankruptcy that stops all actions against them?

You have an interesting question. First I would say that based upon your post you state the defendant is "trying" to file for bankruptcy. If he...

Should I pay my father's med bills to avoid losing the house as I'm listed as a tenants in common with my father on this house?

It seems clear that your intent is to save the house. In that case, you should open a probate to transfer the 1/2 interest owned by your father's...

Do I need an expert witness in a legal malpractice trial if I am going with a bench trial?

Experts are not required but can be helpful. Depending upon how much money is at stake, you might want to consider it. I don't think anyone on...

I need attorney to help me , related to a detention with no charges of my father, 69 years old no reason

Your post is under elder law and I would recommend contacting an immigration attorney. You can use the find a lawyer tab on Avvo to contact...

Don't Know What to Do?

Document everything and you may want to consider seeking a conservatorship so their is court oversight and your father gets what he needs while...

Do a defendant have to show up to court for motion to dismiss?

Your question is not clear, but if there is a court date in a case you are a party to, you should appear.

What are the Ohio rules and forms for transferring property located in Ohio but owned by a non-resident decendent with a will?

You really need to ask this question of an Ohip attorney or contact the Ohip DMV as they likely have a simple procedure for this.

I was the closest next of kin There is no will my youngest brother wants to be administrator for my Aunt's Estate

So many issues. Contact an attorney immediately. Most will be able to guide you personally without charging a fee. A probate is almost certainly...

One other thing - you can file a fee waiver if you cannot afford court costs and fees. This way you can file your written objection.