You cannot do that without a court order, so file your petition and then file a motion requesting those documents be sealed. I will say in a...

What do you have in writing? Can you be forced to leave in a few days - the answer depends on whether you have been given a legal 60-day notice...

Unfortunately, the trustee is going to have to hire an attorney to sort this out. If there were no changes, no tax issues, and everything is in...

If you do that, you will be liable for their costs. Additionally, any remaining defendants will just file a demurrer to get out of it just like...

You will not get any better or worse tax treatment if you put it in your individual name or in the trust name. Of course your heirs would prefer...

Give her a 60-day notice, and if she doesn't leave, hire an eviction attorney. Have an attorney prepare the notice to ensure it is legal and valid...

The attorney has no liability and if you are asking if the attorney should be advising you the answer is no. You need to get your own attorney.

I don't see why an attorney would do that as it is unethical and illegal, but I suppose it is possible. There is no prohibition however, against...

Yes. He needs to meet with an estate planning attorney. If he has other children or heirs, you will want to not be involved in the creation of...

If there will be a probate, and there are assets to cover the loan, your probate attorney should be able to negotiate the debt so the civil case...