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December 9, 2025

[GA] [GA] How do I legally change my name and gender?

What are the steps to change my name and my gender?

GA Family

December 9, 2025

How do I complete a deed if transferring to an entity?

I created a deed to transfer a property in my name to a living trust. The Grantee section has a blank for marital status, but this is a trust. What is the proper verbiage for the classification instead of marital status? Entity?

Real Estate

December 5, 2025

[TN] [TN] I’m helping my sister file for an interstate divorce. How do I do this?

They have not signed any agreement. They are both in their 80s and have been married about 6 1/2 years. She moved back home to TN for health reasons, and he does not want to move with her. Basically, I believe she will keep what was hers and he will keep what was his. No minor children. No major assets. She does have some savings and stock that she had going into the marriage. We are not sure what debts he has. She has no debts.

TN Divorce

December 4, 2025

[TX] [TX] How do I end or update a month-to-month lease when the tenant refuses to sign a new one?

I don’t have a copy of my current lease with my tenant. We’d like to update it, but he doesn’t want to sign or change the lease. What form would I use?

TX Landlord-Tenant

December 3, 2025

[FL] [FL] How do I change wife’s maiden name on an old quit claim deed to reflect her married name?

Yes, the property was our primary residence for 20 years. Our property records recorded the purchase on 5/31/2002. The intent with the quit claim deed is to update my wife’s name to our married name. She is already on the current deed under her maiden name but we were listed as single individuals at the time of the purchase and married on 9/4/2002 the same year as we purchased the property. I am very interested in the easiest way to update the deed to show we are married. We were married in Broward County where the property is also recorded.

FL Real Estate

November 25, 2025

[FL] [FL] Is a MOLST document valid in another state?

My husband and I have 2 homes in Massachusetts and a seasonal condo in Florida. We are registered as Florida residents. Will a Massachusetts MOLST be legal?

FL Estate Planning

November 25, 2025

[NY] [NY] Can I choose a particular account for taxes in a will?

Regarding my will in NY State: all my financial accounts will go directly to named beneficiaries (I’ve already set this up). There is one particular brokerage account that I’d like to designate to have any taxes, debts, and estate expenses paid from. Can I do that?

NY Estate Planning

November 20, 2025

Is it legal for my employer to require me to stay on-site without pay during long gaps between massage therapy patients?

I have a question regarding my workplace.

Employment

November 17, 2025

[MS] [MS] I need to get my totaled RV registered in my name in order to receive insurance payout, but I don’t have the original title. What can I do?

I bought a camper in Mississippi from a relative, we can't locate the title, and he never registered the RV. The camper was totaled during a tropical storm and has been declared a total loss by my insurance company. I need to get the RV registered in my name in order for the insurance to payout. What do I need to do? I do have the bill of sale.

MS Uncategorized

November 14, 2025

[MI] [MI] As part of our divorce mediation agreement, my spouse is removing himself from the title. Will I be required to pay real estate tax?

I am trying to ascertain if I am going to be required to pay real estate tax when my spouse and I are divorcing. I refinanced the mortgage to be in my name only. In our mediation agreement, he would receive $40,000 and sign a quit claim deed to remove himself from the title.

MI Divorce

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