How do I obtain money owed to me from my deceased father?

Please see my prior answer to your Mother, who posted the the question.

How do I get insurance money from deceased ex husband for his children?

Start by contacting the life insurance company to see if the policy he had was still in force at the time of his death. If not, maybe he got a...

What does the following : Executor deems it wise to dispose of tangible pp which otherwise,,

It is unclear exactly what you're asking, but it sounds as if the Will gives the executor authority to sell tangible personal property (furniture,...

What do I need to prove Estate Closed.

More information is needed to answer your question. I suggest you see a probate attorney and bring all estate paperwork and all corporate paperwork.

I agree with the answer provided by Ms Evans. The sad part of all of this (besides the tragic deaths) is that apparently no estate planning was...

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Is it necessary to file or register an irrevocable will with the Gen. Dist. Court if I am the beneficiary.

Wills, if probated at all, get probated in Circuit Court. Only if there are assets in his name alone with no Joint owner and no beneficiary...

Is an agents signature required on a durable power of attorney document in Virginia?

I assume you are asking if the Agent is required to sign a signature specimen. The answer is no. That being said, if you are considering...

My son died without a will. His mother and I (unmarried) will be going to court. Do I need to be bonded? What happens in court?

I agree completely with Ms. O'Reilly's answer. The probate clerks should be able to guide you through the necessary process. One caveat -- if...

I had broken it off with my fiance and asked him to leave the house in 2 - 4 weeks. The condo we live in my parents own.

He is right about the car. You'll need a lawyer to try to fight him and claim right to possession. Lesson for anyone reading this -- don't co-own...

Best way to share property expenses.

You mention an "estate" with money so presumably there is already an Executor or Trustee in charge of that "estate." The answer depends a lot on...