My mom passed away and her house is in her name solely. Does my stepdad need to file an Affidavit of Heirship to take over ?

If your mom passed away without a will, then your state's statutory intestacy scheme will determine who inherits her assets when she passes away. ...

Can you remove an executor of the trust if you feel she isn't doing her job.

It is difficult to understand your inquiry. However, if I understand generally, your aunt is the trustee of your deceased parents' trust and you...

Estate question: How can my mom plan for her retirement if her husband has not communicated what to expect from his estate?

Your mom needs to have an open and honest discussion with her husband. If he still is not forthcoming about his assets and his intentions for...

I need to contest my Aunt's will who passed away last month. I was told by my Aunt in 2007 that my Dad and me were in her will.

I am somewhat confused by your inquiry, as there are really two different issues mentioned. First, you mention that you were supposed to be named...

What does a benificiary who has been handling all of the majority of the executor do to get them (the executor) to release...

If the current Executor is neglecting his duties and you are the named successor Executor, you should hire a probate attorney to represent you and...

If your father had life insurance, as the prior post mentioned, that is a non-probatable asset that would be distributed to the named beneficiaries...

I agree with the prior response. The answer to your question absolutely depends upon the provisions in the trust document itself regarding its...

If a single person who has a will gets married, does that make his existing will void?

The short answer is that it depends upon Colorado state law. As I am licensed in North Carolina, I cannot speak directly to Colorado law. ...

Yes, you may contest your grandfather's will on the grounds on undue influence. You didn't provide information regarding your grandfather's actual...

In the city of Lincoln is a notary public always required for a limited, specific power of attorney?

As I am not licensed in NE, I cannot speak specifically to your state's laws. However, I do not know of a state that does not, at the very least,...