Do i need probate if I am only surviving heir/spouse. Husband has no surviving children/parents or previous spouses?
It seems that a time limit of three years may be the statutory requirement.
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It seems that a time limit of three years may be the statutory requirement.
If you believe your brother is acting inappropriately, you may bring your case before the Court and seek a replacement. Based on what you have...
It seems the codicil passed muster with two different attorneys. What is your specific objection that you seem to have a different opinion than...
If you have a will or know the whereabouts of a will, you have every responsibility to present such to the Probate Court. Otherwise, the Court...
This would seem to be a straight civil litigation matter. Unless and until the claim of sale is defeated, the Probate Court has no say in the matter.
This question is best answered by an immigration attorney.
You will have to include that information as part of any application for emancipation. There is no way to tell you how that works. To the extent...
As Mr. Fiedler suggests, contact the clerk of the Court to confirm whether the date has been set. It is not unusual for the website to not have...
I rather suspect that this is a misunderstanding that should have been cleared up at the hearing for dissolution. From a practical standpoint, it...
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