As Mr. Alexander states, it depends on the language of the instrument. But if the city/county is utilizing an easement area, I think it would be...

As is often the case, the answer is that "it depends." If she paid the earnest money as you indicate, and there was no agreement for you to...

There are a number of options that you could consider, including, as you mentioned, a QCD now and TOD deed. You could also look at life estates,...

Pursuing settlement vs. defending litigation is a decision that only you can make. Consider the cost of defense if you hire an attorney and weigh...

It's a decent reason - but as stated above, there are numerous factors that a judge will consider. You also mentioned that you're down to the...

If you don't have a good working relationship with your attorney, it's probably time to find a new one. But consider that there may be a good...

We don't have enough information here to answer this. You should look to whatever court rules control - whether the rules of appellate procedure,...

I don't see a question to answer, but yes, there are some bad apples out there.

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If you have the original will, you should file it with the court. Not having done so, however, does not make the will void. If it is otherwise...