If there are no secondary beneficiaries listed in his will, his assets will pass pursuant to the intestacy statute...

It depends on the type of deed you have and if there is any written agreement about the proceeds once sold. If there is no written agreement and...

If the property remains in your names, the Will of the second of you to die will control disposition of the property, so long as neither of you...

If your father passed away without a will, then under the intestacy statute in Maine, his spouse would be entitled to 1/2 of the value of the...

You would simply need an attorney to draft a deed for that extra acre from you to you and your husband. The cost will be whatever the attorney...

No, you need two witnesses AND a notary. Preferably, the witness will be disinterested - meaning not those named in the document. The witnesses...

If there is no Will, then your stepmother would get half and your father's children would equally share the other half of the estate. But the...

This appears to be a criminal charge of some kind and you would need to ask a criminal attorney or the District Attorney's office. If he's not...

If the will was probated, you can get a copy of it from the probate court in the county where your grandmother lived.

The answer is no. No one can make you be the personal representative of his estate, you need to agree to do so. The same with becoming his...