In all custody matters, the primary question is: "What is best for the child/ren?" We can't keep Mom from filing for contempt, but chances are...

I agree with the attorney who answered your question first. Here in PA, as long as you have lived separate and apart for more than 1 year, you can...

If you have an estate, that is, if you own any property in your name alone at the time of your death which has no beneficiary listed on the...

The issue of what "marital property" is, which is what is distributed in a divorce, is far from simple. If your husband's pre-marital property...

If you have a signed sales agreement, your lender or real estate agent probably has a form spousal waiver. They are pretty common in real estate...

If you haven't consulted a lawyer to get advice on your rights and the law, you are flying blind. It was totally unnecessary to give up exclusive...

There is no such thing as a "self-appointed executor." If there was no will, all of her children are legally entitled to become administrator of...

You didn't say that you had actually filed a will for probate or that you had been appointed as executor or administrator. That is the first step,...

If your mother's signature was forged on a document, or she was fooled into signing something on false grounds, the courts may be able to help get...

You need to find a probate lawyer to sort this out. The lawyer should be from the same county where your mother lived. Best of luck.