Attorney Geisenberger has provided you with an excellent answer. The challenge of any inventory form is just how specific you should be. ...

Attorney Molloy has provided you with an excellent answer. You may wish to talk with your aunt as to whether she is going to open a probate and...

My dad died a while ago not mentioned in the funeral her kids were but not my brother and I .

I agree with Attorney Bray. If your father had a will, it must be filed with the probate court. However, it is possible that your father did...

My Dad has 4 kids he may have left everything to my 1 brother what can i do ?

I agree with Attorneys Martinson and Pippen. Provided your father has the requisite capacity to make a will and is not under undue influence,...

Can I renounce my 50 percent interest in estate and have it all go to my brother?

Please retain an experienced Louisiana lawyer to advise you in this matter. To be frank, you are in the midst of a legal minefield and you need...

A will in New York State

I agree with Attorney Maclean's detailed answer. Please retain an experienced New York estate planning lawyer to recommend a proper course of...

My mother in nursing home I am her executor and my brother second on will . I do not wish to be executor . How do I decline?

I agree with Attorney Thompson. After your mother passes away, you will file a written document with the probate court declining to serve as the...

Can you write your own "Will" and it be a legal and enforceable document?

I agree with Attorney McMahon. While it is possible for a non-lawyer to prepare his or her own will, it is akin to a non-mechanic doing brake work...

Father dies, there is a will. House left to 4 children, but he had a wife, not mother to children. Will states wife has life.

Attorney Carroll has provided you with a great answer. As he noted, you should have the underlying documentation reviewed to determine what...

I have a will. I am going on vacation and do not have time to go to my attorney. I would like something changed in my will.

I agree with Attorneys Boyer and Corrigan. You will need to do a codicil, which must be executed with the same formalities as a will. If the...