What happens next. Will this become part of her estate or awarded to next of kin or just stop?
As Mr. Williams correctly advises you, in order to determine what happens, the divorce decree must be reviewed. It's not clear from your posting...
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As Mr. Williams correctly advises you, in order to determine what happens, the divorce decree must be reviewed. It's not clear from your posting...
As a general rule, before one can solve the legal issues, the factual issues must be clear. That is not the case here. You need to know, first,...
As Ms. James correctly points out, your dad is alive, so the terms of his will are not yet relevant. The letter he sent you suggests not that he...
The transfer of the vehicles will be considered an advancement of the inheritance only if it is clearly stated in writing. There cannot be a...
You've asked this question twice. I responded to your other (identical) posting.
You've got a very modest estate, but it's always a good idea to wait the period of time that is specified in state law for creditors to step...
Ms. Yuan gives you good advice. She wisely suggests that you demand an accounting. Beyond that, you would probably do well to retain an...
I don't know the terms of the mediation program and whether the participants are responsible for the mediator's fee, but it is likely not something...
Your question does not actually relate to probate. I am reclassifying it so that your posting may be seen by attorneys who have experience in the...
My colleagues all give you good advice. It's not clear from your posting, however, your mother-in-law's status -- that is, is she alive? At any...