Do I need to file any probate documents for a decedent with no assets? How do I prove to her creditors her insolvency?
Consult with a probate attorney to discuss your matter in further detail and determine what options are available to you.
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Consult with a probate attorney to discuss your matter in further detail and determine what options are available to you.
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You may be able to return to the Court to request a modification of your alimony, if it is not already barred by agreement or court order.
You will need to file a motion to modify the custody arrangement and make your best argument to the Court.
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Yes, in any transfer of property it is a good idea to have a complete legal description.
You have no right to view another person's will until it is probated.
Presuming it is a typographical error or is easily explained, there is likely no significant impact.
It would seem an action for partition is your best bet. The only other option is if the holdout sibling has the wherewithal to purchase everyone...
You will need to file a motion for modification and present your best argument to the Court.