I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Did your father leave a Will? If so, has anyone filed it for probate? Do you know if the title to the truck was...

How many days does it take?

There is no hard and fast rule about this. It does seem unusual that he hasn't contacted you. However, if he is dealing with widespread tornado...

Do I need legal guardianship of an 18 year old student (not my child) who will live with me?

You may. You certainly at least need a power of attorney signed by his parents authorizing you to obtain medical care and other services for him. ...

In alabama can someone who has a power of attorney legally sign a quit claim deed without the pow being present?

If your grandmother was legally capable of signing a valid Power of Attorney or she had previously signed one authorizing your mother to handle her...

My attorney ran negal notice for six wee tobtain tital to property I purchased. Now he says the Judge needed to sign off on it.?

I'm sorry you are having this trouble. However, you cannot generally get title to real estate without getting the owners to sign the deed. You've...

Can I contest a will in Alabama if the testator made a false statement in the will concerning an advancement he made?

It's possible, but difficult to do. And it could be expensive as well. I strongly suggest that you hire a probate attorney to review ALL of the...

Can an employer who is presented with a doctors note for accommodation require anything?

I'm sorry you are having this problem. This is not a business matter; I've changed it to employment law so that folks who handle that will see it. ...

It's hard to say for sure without reviewing the document you are looking at, but I would think it means that the plaintiff did not ask for a jury...

I have done probate as the Administrator do I still need a lawyer to divide the land?

Yes, you do. It is better to use the same lawyer who handled the probate case for you. Dividing the land is a complicated legal issue. If you...

This can happen, but you may be able to get it set aside. The only way to find out is to make an appointment with an attorney, take to the...