Your question troubles me. I gather that you and your husband are in the midst of divorce proceedings, and your question seems to indicate that...

Attorneys Mintz and Rafter have given you good advice. Whichever county you are in (Westmoreland?) , you need to find an experienced family lawyer...

You say you are executor, but did you hire a probate attorney and offer the will for probate? If not, you are not legally the executor yet. Your...

I agree with Attorney Rabin’s response. Wills and trusts and powers of attorney can be changed until the moment of death. If your mother still...

You need to see a lawyer who does name changes. As long as you are guardian of the child, who if over the age of 12 must consent to the name...

You need to consult an experienced probate attorney, not the estate attorney, as soon as possible. Any further delay could doom any chances you have.

Are you the executrix of the estate? If not, let's assume the executor met with an attorney of his/her choice and made the decision to hire that...

Once you and your children's mother have reached a status quo, even if it differs from the original custody order, a court will recognize it if you...

There is an old phrase, Marry in haste, repent at leisure. Well, the same though applies to quickie divorces. Did you read the warning that you...

It's a little unclear as to the status of the estate. Were letters of administration or testamentary ever granted for the estate? I understand...