I always hate to give bad news but at this point in time you would probably lose if you close the right of way and the other owner takes you to court. The easement has now been in use for a...

This is commonly called a "child's trust". It can be set up with you as the trustee or a professional trust administrator as trustee or both. Often it is set up through the will as a testamentary...

You are legally required to provide every beneficiary with a copy of the trust instrument if requested. Further, you should obtain a release from each beneficiary when you distribute their share to...

The first step is to contact your Aunt and ask her to disclaim the appointments as executor of the will and trustee of the trust. That is the simplest solution. However, if she does not, you can...

You are the parent and have the rights to have the child live with you. While they can take you to court, they are
unlikely to win since you have remained a significant part of the child's life and...

He cannot change your surname. You will need to be present to testify for that to happen. Here is the
website with all of the information and forms.

http://www.courts.ca.gov/1033.htm

The information that I have received from the town clerk is that if you pay the ticket it will not be reported to North Carolina. Whether that is true or not I have not been able to verify. South...

As long as you remain in South Carolina any court actions to change child support will have to be in the South Carolina family court. In addition, child support in South Carolina stops at 18 and...

The laws have recently changed so it depends on when she was stopped. Here is the link

http://www.speedingticketcentral.com/South-Carolina-DUI.html

The best advice I can give her is to retain a...

It is on the ticket you received.

Get the probate file from the court. You can order it for a small fee. There should have been a deed of distribution from the personal representative and this should be filed with the county.

They can agree on how to split the proceeds. The court has no say. They will have to pay tax on the profit just like anyone else. An accountant can tell them the basis.

You need to take the original deed and your husband's probate file to an attorney and let him tell you what rights you have to the property. You can usually get a consultation for a reasonable...

The personal representative of his estate can apply for a new title at the DMV.

Your attorney was correct. You can be sued over anything.

You need to consult an attorney and let him look at what you signed. He can then advise you of your options.

No. You don't have to pay for it sitting in the tow yard and you are eligible for reasonable rental car time although they will fight you over it. This assumes that you are right about it being...

No, you just sue the other party.

If there is a deed making you the remaindermen, then she cannot sell the house. She can rent it or sell her life estate. Why don't you offer to buy her out?

My advice is to hire an attorney.

Real estate can only be transferred by deed. If you did not get it filed and your brother did, then you are out of luck. This is what you get for trying to do a legal document without an attorney....

Sounds like a local city ordinance $100.00 no points ticket. She has the right to a jury trial and they may just decide to drop it.

If they have reported it to NCIC it does.

It depends on your policy. I have been successful in small claims but you have to follow the dispute procedure first. Sometimes the doctor will reduce when the insurance won't pay. Otherwise you are...

You could just kill them off. Kidding. The person that you want off will have to execute a deed to someone. The others involved do not have to sign anything.