I would like to know if my husband is really deceased?

You should be able to get a copy of his death certificate from the register of deeds in his county of residence.

My mother wants to set up a trust so that my sister and I recieve yearly income in the state of Tenn ?

In general, you can be the trustee and beneficiary in both revocable and irrevocable trusts. While it is not always advisable, there is nothing...

What steps do I need to take, according to NC DMV, in order to transfer my deceased fiance's motorcycle title into my name?

I agree with Mr. Love. Although you made payments on the bike, since you technically have no ownership interest in it, the payments are considered...

How do I obtain lawyer for my mother, who is 86 years old and in a different state?

You can retain a lawyer on your mother's behalf simply by calling an attorney--in this case, perhaps a criminal defense attorney to deal with the...

Do I have to probate my mother's will if she had no assets?

I agree with Mr. Love. You should make sure there is no assets of significant value in her estate. Otherwise, you do not have any legal obligation...

Is it possible to represent yourself in a custody battle as a third party?

You can represent yourself. However, I would advise against it. Family law litigation is not easy to navigate, even for most lawyers. Additionally,...

Can a disabled individual be his own grantor, trustee and beneficiary for a SNT for small stock inheritance in North Carolina?

You can not serve as trustee. A SNT must be irrevocable. If you serve as the trustee, that eliminates the irrevocable nature of the trust since you...

You should be able to proceed just fine. Although, she can contest your appointment as administrator. However, her refusal to renunciate shouldn’t...

What are my chances of receiving 50/50 custody of my child?

It's hard to give you a solid answer. This is because the court uses a "best interest of the child standard" when determining custody. This...

I am in N.C, I am an only child and administrator of my mom's estate which is just her 401k 17k am i entitled to entire estate

If there is no will, any property that does not have a designated beneficiary will go to you as the only heir. You should be able to do a “small...