Power of Attorney or Living Will

Make a valid will, leaving everything to him. See a lawyer to do it though, to make sure it is valid and enforceable. -- NOTICE: This...

Suing estate for lost wages. The estate is my mothers estate.

The corporation, assuming only a transfer of shares/ownership occurred in the probate of your mother's estate, means your claim still could be...

Secured gifts of money (that his parents won't spend) for our 3-year-old Grandson

The problem is a 3 year old can't really own property or control it. I would suggest, given the amounts involved, that you consider a savings...

Can I purchase about 5 or more acreas from my elderly parents.

You have two questions, I think. I really recommend you see a lawyer. You don't say which state you are in, but generally, Medicaid will count...

Mother in law wants to leave us her house when she passes away, but all she's paying on is the interest. Can we take it over?

You are all in a situation that should likely be documented between you and your mother in law. To your question, however, the bank could agree...

If your husband dies intestate in Oregon, and he has kids, you have kids, and none are joint, one half of his estate goes to you, and one half to...

Do I have to repay money I earned from a job while waiting for a court to rule on an arbitrator award.

I don't think so, but your wages earned and paid during your dispute may reduce the amount your old employer will have to pay. I say "may" as you...

You will need to see a lawyer experienced in guardianship and conservatorships. These are court appointed fiduciaries. The conservator will have...

Can I reject an extension for fee arbitration?

You may oppose the request to postpone, but it is up to the arbitration panel to decide if the matter will be postponed. -- NOTICE: This...

My parents say they don't need a will if their assets are also in my name. (I'm an only child.)

Your parents are correct, however, they are putting themselves at risk to lose, or at least have a legal fight on their hands. While you may never...