Generally speaking, yes, a landlord can make a claim for adverse possession. Whether or not the specific facts of your case lend to a successful...

Find some probate litigation attorneys to have consultations with sooner rather than later. But keep in mind wills are generally presumed to be...

There is a lot to unpackage here and these are often very fact-specific inquiries. I agree that you're likely going to want to assert a CIR claim...

This is likely more complicated than can be discussed here. But generally speaking, if the car is in your name, not mom's, then it's your car and...

As Mr. Franco stated - a will does not avoid probate. Will's are simply expressions of wishes that allow testators to direct the disposition of...

Mr. Nguyen is correct. One thing to keep in mind is that people who disagree with wills can contest them after the testator passes away so your...

Potentially. If they're savvy about adverse possess and color of title, they could be making a move to take your land (or a portion thereof).

It depends on how everything is titled. Generally speaking, if his name is on an account or deed, you're likely to need to open probate and get...

This case could be complicated. WA is a community property state so there are certain presumptions regarding separate and community interests...

Barring the existence of some local ordinance or recorded covenant against the property you are not likely to have any right to the view. In that...