Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Wills & Living Wills, Power Of Attorney
There could be reasons why your sister, as Executor, is not doing what you believe she should based on what your mother wrote in the will. ...
Only the mortgage company could take you off the loan for the property. Your wife is supposed to pay for the land, so you can consult a family law...
Mr. Ashman is correct. If your mother did not pay all her creditors back 100% of what they were due, they will reopen the bankruptcy case and give...
Life insurance does not pass through your mother's estate, so unless the beneficiary somehow caused your mother's death, you have no grounds on...
The will was worded badly, but that's not something that can be changed now. The heirs would need to contact an attorney to bring an action...
It may be a problem as the trustee's job is to get as much money for the creditors as possible. You say you can afford both payments, but if you...
There is a recent case governing title pawns in bankruptcy. Consult an experienced attorney before you file bankruptcy. If you owe the land...
Estate planning is not the correct area for this question. It's more of an eviction question, but yes, she can ask you to move.
Your mother-in-law would have to name you as the Power of Attorney. Your husband cannot transfer it to you. If she's competent, have her meet...
As my colleagues have said, yes, they can sue you and garnish your wages. Being separated from the person who actually has the furniture doesn't...
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