If you were to provide information about your grandmother (her name and where she resided at the time that she passed away), a search could be...

If you and your then wife held the property jointly, the divorce would have changed it to a tenancy-in- common. [Do, however, check the terms...

To give you a meaningful answer would require reviewing your grandfather's will and your father's will (if he had one). Your grandfather's will...

You say that both of your names are on the co-op stock certificate. Take a look at that stock certificate. If it says either "husband and wife"...

If your brother lacks capacity to sign a power of attorney and/or a health care proxy, then the only method by which you can obtain authority to...

When a Will names an executor, it merely nominates a particular person. That person is free to accept that nomination or to decline it. In any...

A lost or destroyed will can be probated, in very limited circumstances. While you seem to satisfy those limited circumstances, this must be...

Jointly-owned assets are not part of the probate estate, and pass directly to the surviving owner. There are very few exceptions to this...

The clause you are referring to is known as an "in terrorem" clause. It's no accident that the word "terror" is in there. Before you decide...

If you already have letters of administration from New York, you now must proceed with an "ancillary proceeding" in Florida. That's a proceeding...