What should we do if house does not sell or if he refuses to pay us rent? What are his obligations as an executor?

If he is breaching his fiduciary duty, you may be able to have him removed. You really need to talk to an attorney in California.

I agree with the other attorney. the few hundred dollars it would cost to see and attorney and have the deed drawn up after discussion of all the...

Can we use this 30 day no cause eviction form to evict him?

It appears that AVVO does not allow attachments. Doing an eviction is not for the inexperienced. Hire an attorney who does these regularly and you...

My question is can they do this legally? I have not been in any trouble in 9 years . I am drug free.

I agree with the other attorney. Treat the DHS caseworker nicely. You need to find an attorney experienced in juvenile matters ASAP.

In Oregon how do I acquire a copy of a deed and other documents pertaining to property co owned by my husband and his sister?

I agree with the other attorney. Go to the county recorder's office and ask. they are usually very helpful.

What should I do about this Michael ira asen letter?

I agree with the other attorney, see a criminal defense attorney right away.

If I passed away, could the administrator of my estate (who is NOT my spouse) claim interest in the property for my beneficiary.

I agree with both of the other attorneys. You really do need to see an attorney and discuss what you want in detail to get the best result.

Mom's intent was to keep a three generation family farm intact, and not subdivided "per stirpes". Am I the full owner now?

I agree with the other attorneys, you need your own attorney now! Make an appointment with one and bring all the pertinent documents.

If I press charges against my ex-boyfriend, and he gets convicted, will this affect his loan application and any future ones?

Frankly, who cares how it will affect his loan. If he is being physically abusive, you need to leave and call the police. It will only get worse,...

If the next of kin pursuant to Oregon law are the children, then they all share your mother's estate equally regardless of who lived in the home....