My wife had passed away and she was the primary on the house and i am secondary now i want to add my daughter Michele Ramsey

Firstly, I would encourage you to not post names or personal information on a public forum. Second, if you were the joint owner (and this is...

Sounds like there coud be some funny business going on. More than likely you (or someone) will have to apply to become her guardian if she can't...

Is there any way to protect an estate (person is already deceased) from the public viewing of probate issues?

Generally probate records are public. It is the executor's job to secure the property. One reason people avoid probate is for privacy but its too...

If someone bought a house and one person is on the mortgage and two people are on the deed what rights does the one only on the

The wording of the deed is important for some purposes. Assuming they are tenants in common they both own it and they each own one half and can do...

My father is Executor of my Grandmother's Estate. Can he evict my uncle who lives on the property?

He should ask that rent be paid. He has the power to evict.

Does a will have to be registered to be be legal ?

A will doesn't mean anything until it is probated and the executor is appointed.

My ex-husband passed and I found out our kids are not named beneficiaries on his life insurance policy what can I do?

Absent a court order to the contrary, there is no requirement. Even then it may be difficult. See a lawyer right away and/or find out who is...

Does my mothers will to include no probate hold any water?

This question is very unclear. Try to explain the situation and state the question in more detail.

What if a will is found in PA after the the will was probated according to the laws of intestate?

While it certainly can cause problems (especially if funds were disbursed under the law of succession) the will must be presented to the register...

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How do I get papers out of a safe deposit box of my mothers after she dies

If you want what is in there, someone has to be appointed to represent her estate - only that person has the right to deal with her assets.