My husband s dad died recently and his mom said there is a will that he gets the house and money

As I understand your question, your husband's father recently passed away and the will leaves assets to him. If this is the case, it is vital that...

(Probate) No will. WA state. what does the court require before opening an estate so I can get a case number?

I am very sorry for your circumstances. Depending on the titling of you and your spouse's assets, probate may not be necessary. Please contact an...

What concerns me is that your uncle did not name a beneficiary and, thereby, his estate received the funds. Accordingly, before taking any further...

Are businesses/banks compelled by law to accept a valid power of attorney?

I agree with Attorney Whalen. Fighting banks and brokerage firms over POAs, in my clients' experience, is typically not worth the effort. ...

I want to know the transfer of the deeds so my property won't go into probate.

As noted by other counsel, you need to sit down with an experienced estate planning attorney. He or she can advise you as to the benefits of...

Should I forfeit mortgage to the bank or try to sell?

Please meet with an elder law specialist in South Carolina who can review this matter for you and advise you on the next steps which you should...

How do I contest the appointment of a personal representative to my fathers (widowed) estate?

You need a consultation with a Michigan attorney. I would urge you to contact James P. Frederick, Esq. at 734-743-1143. You may also wish to post...

Do I have any legal rights to my Mother's estate.

It is vitally important that you meet with an experienced attorney who can review the deed as soon as possible to determine whether you had any...

When a will says that any beneficiary may disclaim any provision made for his benefit, including assets that a disclaimer would

In general, a disclaimer should be executed in writing pursuant to state law and filed with both the fiduciary and the court having jurisdiction...

What is the effect of a joint signer (placed there for convenience) on the bank accounts of the decedent?

Attorneys Seal and Zellinger have provided you with solid answers. Joint accounts which do not involve spouses are bad ideas for a whole variety...