How can I get what ever my father left after he died . What can or have to do to find out if I have the right to inherited

The fact that you live in New York is irrelevant. The laws of the state in which he resided at the time of his death would govern. There are only...

A death certificate can be corrected. You should hire a probate lawyer here in NY as soon as possible, because it is obvious that there are going...

As my colleague advises, if you can't get a receipt and release signed, you should file an accounting. If the estate is represented by an...

My grandma is decease so my auntie is her power of attorney,Do my mom have any rights as well as my grandma daughter??

Right now, nobody has any rights, because nothing has been done to probate or administer the estate. That should, and can, be remedied quickly. ...

For most persons, the purchase of real estate is one of the largest transactions in which they will ever engage. It makes sense to do it...

Is a waiver required when receiving an estate payout?

The estate is large enough in terms of monetary amount to justify you hiring your own attorney, particularly if you suspect some shenanigans. ...

Who inherits the money of a deceased person once their spouse remarries?

The first inquiry is whether the account was joint between your father and your step-mom. [I understand she didn't know about the account, but...

My girlfriends husband committed suicide last week.

If the decedent's only probatable assets total about $1,500 and the debts total about $45,000, it seems that the best bet for the wife is to simply...

Can I hire a lawyer to be an executor for a relative's will?

It is not uncommon for an attorney to be asked to serve as the personal representative of an estate where the beneficiaries are foreign citizens or...

My father in law passed away in 2006 and in the public records, it shows his home was sold to his children for $10 in 2009

Sums like $1 or $10 in documents that demonstrate a transfer of title usually are inserted merely to kind of cement the transaction as being for...