Short Answer - probably. But you can't 'change the will', but rather you can agree on a different distribution with some of you assigning part of...

My colleague Mr. Farr is correct - while you can do it, there should be some plan and an orderly process to it. The system says you're in the...

I'm assuming you're in a subdivision. The subdivision plat (that shows all properties in the neighborhood) will show if there is a Utility...

I'm assuming the funeral home is in Virginia. The funeral home is violating Virginia laws and rules. File a complaint with the Virginia Board of...

Mr. Farr is correct. What most people consider 'Probate' is actually two steps: First step: proof of death and the proposed will are presented...

I agree with my friend Mr. Farr. As you owe 2/3 of the property, be aware that you are responsible for 2/3 of the taxes, insurance and...

Given that sister has a lawyer, you might want to consult one of your own. When you do, ask their thoughts on the following plan to get the stuff...

You have the right to file a 'Tenant Assertion' in the General District Court for the locality in which the property is located. And you can (and...

you have asked this question already and a very good lawyer and I have answered it. Asking again isn't going to get a different answer - you need...

The overwhelming rule is that wills must be written. You need to consult a probate lawyer to review everything and give you advice specific to...