Use the Find a Lawyer tab and make an appointment with an estate planning attorney to help you create a Trust to leave your property to your son.

You can do one motion for both sets.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab and reach out to a couple of attorneys to discuss the facts of your case. We cannot accept clients directly from this...

Likely yes, if you are concerned, you may be able to have a special needs trust set up.

It would not be legal for your AUNT to remove your mother and by extension you and your siblings. It would be legal for your grandfather to do...

The property may not go to you. It would go to your brother's heirs. If he has no wife, children, or surviving parents, then his share will go to...

Have the title reviewed by an attorney. Your question suggests you may already be on title and no one can advise you how to proceed without seeing...

I agree with Mr. Daymude, and ex-parte is difficult unless you can prove some exigency and that the lis pendens is proper at the same time.

If he committed fraud and you had no way of knowing it until now, you may have a case. You absolutely need an attorney.

Yes, you can so stipulate. However, among other things, be sure the stipulation has an attorney fees clause against any person who violates it.