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"Someone"? Any random person? Or someone specific? If the resignation was only sent to a single beneficiary and nothing else changed, it sounds like the resignation was ineffective. That said, this follow up post raises another batch of questions. If you're unhappy about what has happened...

Simple answers to the three questions you asked in your original post: 1. No. 2. You can't. The PR is entitled to retain legal counsel at the expense of the estate, and the attorneys' fees take priority to any distributions to heirs. 3. There's no easy answer to this question - especially...

Assuming the POA gives you the necessary authority, you, in your capacity as your mother's agent, may create a trust of which she is the trustor and transfer her assets into the trust. You probably will want to look into an irrevocable trust and should retain the services of an estate planning...

Without facts, this is a pointless question. Let's start with the following: 1. What is/was the relationship between the trustor/grantor, the trustee who resigned, and the beneficiaries? 2. Was the trustee who resigned the original trustee? 3. To whom did the resigned trustee send the...

What? Not really. Yes. What is the antecedent of "their"? Your son and who else? More importantly, what does your attorney say about this? If you're in New Jersey, the only way this could be true is if your definition of "around here" is extremely narrow. There are, quite literally...

In terms of absolute dollars, that seems a lot. Is this insurance provided through an employer? If not, y'all might want to do some shopping around. You can "legally question[] or ask for" anything you like whenever you like. However, the time to dispute and challenge the amounts was before...

As phrased, this statement has no meaning. I recently got a bonus over $2k. Did someone commit a felony? "Felony" describes a category of crimes. The term has no relevance in a civil lawsuit. What is "it"? In order for the DA to press charges, he/she must believe that a crime was...

You meant, "She has a signed contract," right? Or are you a party to the contract? "Press charges" refers to criminal prosecution. The county district attorney presses criminal charges. Your mother could reach out to the local DA's office, but I don't see any likelihood of criminal...

Since this was a rear end accident, why are you claiming against your own insurance coverage? The other driver's insurer should be covering all damages. Regardless, if you can't convince either insurer that a particular issue is the result of the accident is as follows: (1) in the case of the...

Your post doesn't seem to raise any legal issue. Contesting it on what basis?

Of course not. While it's not clear whether you're talking about the U.S. Supreme Court or the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the very notion is patently absurd.

This isn't consistent with my observations here in southern California.

There is no "best way." There's only one way: apply to the court to order the guardianship. Best to retain the services of a local attorney. You can't. Huh? It's neither here nor there, but why do you think her not having custody might prevent her from challenging your effort?

What does this mean? I've never seen or heard of a residential lease that designates one of several tenants as the "main" person or "main" tenant. Signed an existing lease? Signed an amendment to the existing lease? Signed a new lease? What is "a lease break agreement form"? What does it...

To answer that question requires familiarity with that procedure, and I have no idea if anyone who posts here has that. Based on what the letter says, it seems like you have to request a hearing but it's not guaranteed since most appeals are decided on the record. Telephone hearings require...

I'm guessing the likelihood that the OP comes back and clarifies the facts is not insignificantly less than 50%.

Well...of course. It would be no different than if it happened on a public street. You tell the story truthfully. If you make a claim against your collision coverage, fault is irrelevant, and you cannot avoid your deductible. If you make a claim against the other driver's liability...

There's not a whole heck of a lot you can do at this point other than cave or not cave.

I don't understand the question. For starters, does "filed for divorce first" mean anything different than "filed for divorce"? You wrote that he found a younger girlfriend, but what does that mean? Younger than what? Younger than he is? Younger than you are? Unless she's younger than the...

Let's recall that you haven't told us - perhaps because you don't know - what this recording says. However, unless he's completely blowing smoke, it's apparently based on something you said and, as such, cannot be defamatory. Unless you know what the recording says and share it with us...