Can i contest my moms will she said before she passed i can have the house but she didnt put it in the will and my sisters sold

A valid will trumps any verbal understanding. If your sisters have already probated the Will and sold the house it's probably way too late for you...

My husband died February 2008. I am not from this country and feel I was taken advantage of by his surviving family?

There is obviously a lot you don't know. Some questions that come to mind are, what did your husband own, did he have a will, did he have rights...

Can i do anything about my mother's will now . She died in 2009 or is it to late?

Your instinct not to sign the waiver is correct. You need information and you certainly need to see the supposed will. However your question does...

Can I get back land in India from my sister if she has transferred it into her name without my concent.

That's a tough one. I have never been involved in a litigation in India but it is my understanding that land disputes there can drag on for...

Complications from child birth, multiple surgeries later. Is there any malpractice?

It's impossible to say if there was malpractice without investigation. For that you need an expert medical malpractice lawyer in the state where...

What can I do and how do I go about doing it

Your question is hard to follow. Punctuation would help. If your Mom own half the property, who owns the other half? What did Dad's Will leave to...

What I need to know is. How long will the BANK keep Bank Statements on file in their records.

It varies. You can try serving a subpoena to get older records. Sometimes that works. Sometimes they really are destroyed.

I have had 2 tkr on same knee, second was revision, had infection on revision, knee is still nit right, what are my rights legal

A time line would be helpful. Medical malpractice cases have short statutes of limitations. They are also very expensive to prosecute and hard to...

If your house is in probate court do you still have to pay taxes on it?

Before the title to the property is transferred, the estate is supposed to pay. Once it is transferred, it is your obligation to pay. Depending on...

It's your mother's house. Unless your brother is her legal guardian he has no right to move her out against her will.