My mother passed away 10 years ago and my eldest brother won't probate the will.
Waiting 10 years is a long time. You should retain an attorney to have the matter probated.
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Waiting 10 years is a long time. You should retain an attorney to have the matter probated.
The best thing you can do is retain an attorney.
Unless there is a court order, the mother of the child has a right to her child. In general, it does not matter how long you have had the child.
If your brother does not have a lawyer, he need to get one right away. He is facing a very serious charge.
You need to hire an attorney, however, the likelyhood of you not appearing is slim.
Contact the DA office and tell them you do not want to pursue the charges. It is up to the DA as to if the charges are moving forward.
It would be in your son's best interest, if he does not have one, to get an attorney to represent him. No one here can answer your question...
Your mother estate need to be probated. You need to see an attorney to get the process going.
Clearly you need an attorney to represent you.
If you do not have an attorney, you need one. An attorney can get a court order for visitation.