Probate?

In general, a valid will must be probated to pass title to real estate. If an individual is named "grantee" on a deed, they are receiving title to...

An executor who sells real estate with approval of the probate court via a "License to Sell" is typically protected from later claims of the heirs...

My ex-wife had a will drawn up before she passed my children are beneficiaries. How can I get a copy of the will.

You could write a certified letter to him, reminding him of the law: "After the death of a testator a person having custody of a will of the...

If significant money is involved, and there is clear evidence of improper actions on the part of the Executor, you need to speak with an attorney...

What happens if executor closes a real estate transaction after Demand for Surieties has been filed and received by executor.

You really need to speak with an attorney, ASAP. Depending upon circumstances, some sort of notification may be appropriate. Ultimately, an...

How do we handle the transfer of 1/5 share of inherited land to two of the five owners of record?

If each beneficiary inherited an equal, undivided share, they are starting out with a 20% interest each. If one splits the 20% share, the two...

Is there a point when Discovery Tactics by opp counsel can turn into Retaliation for existing Discrimination case?

Probably not. However, using discovery as a weapon to harass, without a legitimate basis, may constitute a violation of court rules.

How can I get something removed from a newly signed will, if after signing I realize that I didn't want in it?

Generally, one can't simply strike things in a will without observing "will formalities" - i.e. witnesses, formality, and notary. As others have...

Generally, it would be the stuff you'd clean out if you were selling the house, with the exception of any property specifically identified in the...

Is my father 's email stating his intention to give me a house legally valid?

Doubtful. There is a reason that "will formalities" are followed in creating a 'last will and testament.' There are all sorts of potential issues...