postnuptial agreement
my father has a trust that he and my mother made out - he remarried after her death,but wishes the trust to be carried out as originally planned. the lady he married of course said she didn't want anything - they did not do a prenuptial agreement - however my father has cancer and went to his attorney to see that things are in order - he told him to do a postnuptial agreement - he had to give her a lot more and she finally signed it but we have no attorney signing for her - she wrote she had been advised by an attorney and she understood what document says and wanted to sign against attorney advice. Will this stand up in court - I think she wants more and so do her 2 children.,
accomplice
If a confidential informant, calls and asks you to help him locate drugs, why isn't this individual considered an accomplice to the crime? Even if he is instructed by the police, the individual knows that ''you'' don't usually sell but must locate the drugs to sell him.The informant intended that a crime is to be committed and helps,encourages or causes the crime to be committed by supplying the funds. NMSA 14-2822 Is he an accomplice?
