The first question is, did your stepmother claim any of these vehicles as part of a spousal allowance? Second, if not, were these vehicles listed...

I am sorry to hear of your situation. If you are not already a co-owner on the account and do not have her power of attorney, you would need to...

I agree with Mr. Love. There is grave risk in drafting a deed on your own and filing it. Plus, there is a real question on whether this is the...

There are limited grounds to contest a Will under North Carolina law. That a stepchild is not included as an heir is not a valid reason to contest...

While it is not possible to give definite answers to these questions without a lot more information, there are a few important items to know....

If the deceased person lived in Maryland when she died, then her Wil needs to be probated in Maryland. Then, a North Carolina probate attorney can...

Mr. Love is correct. You can also seek a consultation with a local probate lawyer who can look at the Will and Deeds, among other things, and...

I agree with Mr. Love. Based on what you write, I assume that your Mother was a widow or otherwise unmarried when she passed and that she did not...

Mr. Love is correct. You should consult with a North Carolina probate lawyer. First, if she has a Will, that controls who inherits. Second,...

If your grandmother had a Will, then the Will needs to be probated so that title goes to whomever she chose. If there is no Will, North Carolina...