Certainly, but the wording is very important in order for things to happen as you wish upon your passing. If you think that there may be some contention among family members regarding some items, a handwritten letter and/or discussion with those concerned could be a nice back up. ANSWER 2 In addition, some states are more particular about witnesses than other states. It is often true that a person who is named in the will may not act as a witness.
You can be convicted of perjury, which is lying to the courts. Consult a lawyer.
It is realistic in the fact that a blonde girl thought everyone else thought she was stupid and that she wouldn't be able to become a lawyer so she went out to prove them wrong.
Disowning is not a legal term so discuss with your lawyer what you can do about your will if you don't want to leave him anything. Right now when you are alive you just stay away from each other.
He has been in law school through out the entire series so far.
Yes, absolutely. Marriage is a legal contract, everywhere in the world. A marriage with someone who legally does not exist or cannot get married is void. What you must know is how to get its (legal) annulment. Call a lawyer and do it quickly.
Indirectly, yes, but if you mistrust your children to the extent that you can't take their word for it, then perhaps you should talk to a lawyer, as legally binding and witnessed documents will be needed.
Unless you have been legally declared an 'emancipated minor,' probably not. You are too young to sign a legally binding contract.
No. Not Florida, but maybe Texas. A verbal agreement, like a wedding vow would be binding. To "unwind" the verbal agreement will probably require a divorce lawyer.
If the spouse signs on the dotted line without reading the entire document it is still a binding contract. The lawyer in question, for the spouse will probably advise the spouse not to sign unless the entire document is viewed by them first, but if they sign it is legally binding.
Thumb through the yellow pages and pick "divorce lawyer"
A legally appointed and approved Trustee(s). Get a lawyer. Name the person(s) or business and have it notarized and witnessed according to regional legal requirements.
No, a prenuptial agreement is not binding if it is not signed. Of course, I'm not a lawyer. So, if you are in a situation where you are questioning whether or not you signed a prenuptial agreement and whether or not it is binding, please consult a real lawyer!
In general, a Facebook chat response alone is unlikely to be considered a legally binding agreement. Formal legal agreements typically require more evidence of intent and mutual agreement. However, it's always advisable to consult with a lawyer for specific legal advice related to your situation.
You can get these from a lawyer, there are sites on which you can find these types of templates, or sometimes you can find the software at an office supply store such as Staples Business Depot. Be sure to verify that it is legally binding wherever you get it.
An arbitrator is a man or woman voluntarily selected by both parties in a conflict to give a binding verdict in a case. It is a form of settlement out of court. An arbitrator can be any person that both parties trust to make a fair judgement. He or she doesn't have to be a lawyer.
It isn't likely. There are terms and conditions that need to be understood in relationship to state and local laws, as well as things related to property. In all cases like this, a few hundred dollars for a lawyer to help you out will give you good advice and peace of mind.
Ellie (Reese Witherspoon), from Legally Blonde and Legally Blonde 2, is an Attorney.