How to add my senen neices and nephews to my will in the next 7 days?

From the way you phrased your question, it sounds like you would like to add your nieces and nephewss as contingent beneficiaries to a Will you...

My sister is the POA and EOTW for our Mother. Can the other sibblings know all investments and money and any changes that happen

Wow--sounds like an uncomfortable situation. Do you by chance have copies of the documents? Regardless, I'd suggest you discuss, confidentially, ...

Is awill valid if hand written signed by the person and witnessed by someone other than familiy in Texas

You would be best-served by talking to a Texas licensed attorney. Some states recognize holgraphic wills (hand written) if they are attested to...

When can revocable trust be revoked

I send you my sympathy that you and your husband face this current challenge. I agree with the prior responder that it is important to review both...

If you mean must you accept a bequest made for you in a Will or Trust, there are circumstances in which you may "disclaim" the bequest. That may...

If the person has passed away, the holder of the Last Will and Testament must file it with the Register of Wills (usually in the county where the...

If you want to change something in a will without a lawyer is it lega lto write a letter to the lawyer and have it notorized?

You are correct that a letter to the lawyer, even if notarized, may not rise to the level of a formal codicil, which is the appropriate way to...

Do I still need to probate a will if there is no assets?

It makes sense that if there are no assets there is nothing to probate. However, in most states, if you have the original Will in your possession,...

Where do I search to see if a will has been filed?

Your best bet is to go the the probate office, which may be called the Register of Wills in the county where the decedent lived. Usually, you'll...

While I can not speak to the law in California, generally if your grandfather passed with a Will, then the executor had a duty to file the Will...

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