Is this legal?
It depends on what the contract says, so without reviewing it, it will be impossible to give accurate advice. However, if the contract explicitly...
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It depends on what the contract says, so without reviewing it, it will be impossible to give accurate advice. However, if the contract explicitly...
I'm sorry for the loss of your father. I agree with David's answer, but I will add this: the splitting up of the trust will be the responsibility...
A will only takes effect at death, so it cannot impact medical decisions while living. Usually, a healthcare power of attorney can be used to...
I am sorry for the loss of your father. Powers of attorney usually expire upon the death of the principal (person who creates the power of...
I agree with the other attorneys that answered, so I won't add too much extra. But, you'll definitely want to review the details of your business...
It would depend upon whether your husband had a will or not. If he did not have a will, you would likely receive everything since he did not have...
If you want to sue for breach of contract, small claims court is usually a good place for these kinds of low dollar disputes. Hope this helps!
After the principal's name, write “by” and then sign your own name. Under or after the signature line, indicate your status as POA by including any...
You don't need to go the birth certificate route. Just have your dad draft up an estate plan with a local attorney that you trust. He can designate...
I am sorry to hear about your stressful situation. Every parent has a legal duty to provide for his or her children with the basic necessities of...