Probate - Where two parties are named executor but one overrides the other

The two of you have issues that cannot be resolved by an attorney. What font he uses is hardly grounds for bickering. If he is filing motions in...

Im a beneficiary on my moms annuity

Then, you will need to have them clarify what they meant - are you a beneficiary? If so, what funds are available to you? If there are no funds...

Dad died and willed my Mom 1/7th of a condo in Florida. Then my Mom died in NC. Do I have to probate her will in NC AND FL?

This is why I recommend my clients put their properties in a trust - it avoids having to open ancillary probates in all the states where property...

A short hearing is either very good or very bad. If the ALJ has already made a decision based upon the evidence at hand, they will typically not...

Hello, Does my mother owe money to her step mother for a house that the step mother had life time rights too?

Actually, your step-grandmother DOES own an interest in the home - an interest for her life. It is NOT as valuable an interest as a fee simple and...

Is an "Heir Search" company entitled to 20% or ANY money, if not engaged by me?

I agree with Attorney Pippen. An Heir Search agreement is typically a one-shot deal and does not bind you to this firm for the rest of eternity. ...

Can a PR's attorney choose who to talk with among the beneficiaries?

The attorney for the PR is their attorney only. If this attorney chooses to assist another beneficiary in some manner that is their choice, but is...

Would it help to get a real estate/probate lawyer?

OK. To answer your first question - you should hire a real estate attorney that is familiar with the probate process. The problem you (and BOTH...

Hi, my father-in-law died in Florida this past January. He is survived by his second wife and his five adult children.

The will should have been filed with the probate court in the county where your father-in-law died within 10 days of his death. If this has not...

If you believe that you are not getting what you are supposed to, taking into account creditor payouts and taxes on the estate, you SHOULD request...