You should check with the probate court in the county where the estate is being probated first. A lot of this information is available online. Get...

Generally speaking, you can reach agreements in advance of the final divorce but the scenario that you outline might have tax related consequences....

You indicate that she attempted to buy a house. If she did that, she likely had to complete a loan application. Your attorney can request that as...

The answer depends on any writing that your dad had (will, trust) or whether your step mother had any ownership or right to reside in the home for...

If the parties were not married, the Court may issue a retroactive child support obligation back 6 years and include expenses for birth. However,...

This is a very fact specific question that raises a lot of ethical concerns for the attorney. I would recommend you consult with an attorney to...

Your mother's will should be filed with the probate court. A personal representative will be named in her will and you will be provided notice of...

You may retain an attorney to represent you in court for conferences but your appearance will be necessary for the initial case management...

In Maine, there is a 60 day waiting period between service of divorce complaint (and related paperwork) and the earliest date the divorce is...

It sounds like there are a lot of factors that could impact whether you could live in Maine with your father. You would need to have a more...