Do you mean you lost your father's will? Typically, a probate has to be opened at the probate court for an estate to file a lawsuit. You should...

The attorney-in-fact ("agent") can changed beneficial designations if the power of attorney grants that power. However, the agent does owe a...

There are two scenarios. First, you could buy the home from the probate estate, whereby you receive the real estate and your siblings get the...

From reading your question, it seems that none of your father's assets were in the U.S. If that is the case, you wouldn't need to file for a...

There is no reason for you to contest your aunt's will. Whether you inherit depends. If your aunt survived your mother, your aunt's will should...

A payable on death designation is used to avoid probate and thus the Will does not control the disposition after death. The recipient of the asset...

What you found is only a draft and not in existence. Even if you found an executed trust or copy of the executed trust, it would need to be...

If a property is held as a joint tenant, the the property will pass to the survivor. However, should your sister change her mind, she is free to...

I am so sorry to hear of this. You could consult with a trust litigation attorney with a copy of the trust. It could be possible that the...

You can start by looking at the deed which funded the trust. Sometimes there is a prepared by and return to notation in the margin. Usually the...