My dad passed away feb 11. My sister is executor poa and I am another poa (not executor) . She is upset and her husband is

I am sorry for your loss. If your father passed away only days ago, it may be a bit premature to worry about whether there is any dishonesty by...

In need of a contingency Probate attorney?

Avvo's rules prevent any of us here from responding by saying that we would be willing to represent you. The purpose of this site is to provide...

If a PR sold an estate house as is by owner in ARK., does the PR have to disclose a death in the house or known serious defects?

I am a NY attorney and cant advise you as to your state's laws, but can provide general information that may be helpful. Most states require...

I need a pro bono lawyer( or contingency basis) for my husbands probate,(I tried legal aid was denied) know of one in DFW area?

I hate to burst your bubble, but I truly doubt you'll find a pro bono attorney on a probate matter. That's because probate matters usually...

This doesn't sound like an insurmountable problem. An attorney can easily help you to procure a death certificate and can obtain the information...

Rules regarding avoiding involvement with Probate Court when there is a death, a notarized will but only $3K in assets?

You should take a look at the rules for a small estate in your state. Small estate proceedings are very quick and easy, and do not require the...

Who has rights

I am a NY attorney and can't advise you as to your state's laws. In NY and in many other states, however, a person who has ever been convicted of...

My sister is not following the legal written will in handling my moms personal belongings..and never provided us with the will.

If five of you are on the deed for the property, you and your siblings really should make every effort to try to cooperate with one another,...

Is there any way to get help, for free, regarding a trust and a will?

While attorneys tend to be very generous in giving of their time to help others, most of us will not work for free where our time and energies...

A newer will, so long as it is valid, will obviously invalidate an older will. Complications can, of course, arise if the newer will is found...