My mother is over 90 years, having a testament with my father, who passed on years ago. When she dies, would it be advisable to hire an attorney, or could I just do as the testament says myself?

I’m trying to buy a house. I’m also going to school to be the first to respond. I want to get in writing what happens to my home and bank accounts when I get done. I also want ...

I applied for a Home Equity Credit Line in Massachusetts, and my application was rejected because my home is in a nominee trust. I was told they weren’t able to offer advice about what to do. Should I ...

My father died in 2012 leaving 10,000 dollars each to my brother and to myself. Totally 20,000 of them. My 2nd wife’s father never told us anything. Should we just sue? Is she going to have to pay ...

There were 8 children. Four of moms’ and four of dads. Dad just died, his sibling said he changed the will and we, mom’s kids get nothing my parents were married 44 years. Dad said when Mom past ...

If I and my sister are in our father’s irrevocable trust as 50/50 beneficiaries and our children are in trust as next in line (secondary) so if either she or I die before our father then those children ...

I am currently obtaining IHSS as a caregiver for our disabled son. If our older son and family lost their jobs (due to COVID) and moved in with us, will I lose my IHSS?

If I and my sister are in our father’s irrevocable trust as 50/50 beneficiaries and our children are in trust as next in line (secondary) so if either she or I die before our father then those children ...

He has no SSI advantages and is a senior in high school. It has very little vocabulary and health problems. What should I do on my own to keep making health decisions on his behalf?

Will is made, not new. Younger daughter (35) single, lives with us, and we want her to stay here after our passing, and nothing has changed unless she passes away before the older sister who is married.