My condolences to you. Your dad's estate (property titled in his name only, and his interest in property owned with someone else) would be split...

That depends on whether you probated his estate or not, and whether all of his property went to you.

It sounds like your attorney needs to set the matter for hearing. Unless you were under a Flat Fee contract, there's no such thing as "pre-paid"....

Yes. Either of you can execute another Will, thereby revoking the provisions that relate to you in the current Will. Of course, if he changes his...

Make an appointment with a probate litigation attorney in your area, to find out what options you have.

If your child support is pursuant to a court order, then there must be "a substantial change of circumstances" in order to modify it. It is ...

Mr. Brewer is correct. You will need to include the father in the lawsuit, though, even if she wants him to have nothing to do with it.

You do have an interest, regardless if household bills were paid jointly, unless your spouse paid for all items related to the home's equity from...

It depends on what your grandmother's will said. Most likely, iIt either goes to your mother's estate (I'm presuming is you and your siblings -...

You are entitled to keep the engagement ring. He gave it to you in exchange for your promise to marry him. You fulfilled your end of the bargain by...