The POA or instrument that appointed you as the attorney-in-fact sets out what powers you have, including whether or not you may compensate...

I want custody of my brother who's in washington and lives in a horrible environment and I live in Texas. What do I do?

I commend you for wanting to be a resource for your brother. It is a lot of responsibility to take on the care of another person. I would...

Can the Plaintiff make a telephonic appearance on an Ex-Parte Application to continue a trial date?

I agree with my colleagues. Judge's are very apt to consider calendar conflicts had by litigants and their lawyers. As a matter of courtesy, its a...

Ordinarily, both the lawyer and the client may terminate representation at any time. A client may terminate representation for no reason, and a...

I want to file civil charges to my abuser couldn’t do a DV charge because it’s he said she said?

You should look for a tort lawyer in your area. However, most lawyer's will evaluate the facts of your case to determine how strong they believe...

How should will be set so each brother inherits 1/2 and their wife will inherit their 1/2 share if the brother passes?

You can direct and devise your property any way you want. If you want Brother's wife to receive your devise whether or not she had already divorced...

No. You don't need the death certificate file the Will with the county. However, you will need a death certificate for other steps you'll need to...

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Is there any risk in my Mom buying my home loan? And charge me less interest than I pay now. She is in her 80's?

As indicated by Ms. Vogel, it is not a problem for your mother to loan you money at below market rates. Your mother should have an attorney assist...

My grandson 14 and in counseling every week, because of his mom

There are many reasons why a 14 year old might be struggling in their home environment and / or in their relationship with one or both parents. The...

Your signature is not required on a court order. Only the judge's signature is required on a court order. The parties are entitled 5 days notice...