What to do about our attorneys mistake in probate?

In these situations, the best thing to do -- and the cheapest -- is to let the attorney work it out if he or she can as they will likely do it for...

Can an executor of a trust demand a motorized letter from the beneficiary stating no info shared can be divulged at any time ?

It may be that there was a tax issue that arose and that he may be trying to avoid involving too many people -- including the courts. The best...

Is it easier to sell / transfer title of a home from trustee acts or from probate

If the real estate was mentioned in the trust, you can probably get the court to put it in the trust after the fact if your state follows common...

My dad passed away several months ago, my mom a few years ago. my brother is supposedly the executor.

Get to a probate attorney. If there are known assets, then you can get to court and have the court make a demand for any existing will. If there...

Can i get custody ( guardianship,physical etc.) of a friends child that has been placed in foster care?

Typically any interested party can get custody if they can prove that care under your supervision would be in the best interest of the child. ...

At 14 can my sister decide she wants to live with her step grandmother??

You must show that the father is abusive and unfit -- or at least make the accusation to the judge. When you do this you will want to ask the...

My brothers wife used false p.o.a. papers to come get his truck when he went into a coma and collected 20,000 of his benefits. i

As the guardian you have the power to go back in time to set things straight. If your brother was incapacitated at the time, then you should...

Is there a requirement for examining committee members to give independent assessments with regard to determining incapacity?

Typically (under common law) the assessment of any one professional can be relied upon by any other professional as long as they agree to the...

Can i get legal guardianship over my spouse who has autism

I would go ahead and go through the process and get legal guardianship -- but remember that he would no longer have the right to contract, make his...

I think you are meaning a temporary power of attorney. These are usually restricted by statute in most states -- either 6 or 9 months. You will...