First, I am very sorry you are dealing with such a situation. Regardless of whether your mother is married, if your mother previously executed an...

Find another attorney?

It takes time to handle your case when it is worked in with the cases the lawyer had prior to you coming in and retaining him. Most lawyers are...

How do I get a Guardian removed if I cannot afford to hire an Attorney? Since Mom wants this done can we use her attorney?

You need to file a Petition to Remove Guardian. The probate court that issued the Letters of Guardianship will be the court that hears the...

What can she do? What can we do?

First, it sounds as though the parents entered into a temporary guardianship with the maternal grandmother. The probate court approves these...

What to do when an attorney does not communicate with his client?

I would put my concerns in writing to the lawyer by way of a letter addressed to him. Letters simply carry more force than phone calls or emails. ...

How long does a probate judge have to make a decision

There are situations where a writ of mandamus could be had in superior court requiring the probate court to make a decision. You need to retain...

Intestate no will Greenville SC property and deceased hinesville GA resident Can ownership be transferred outside of probate

If your aunt has no plans to open an estate in GA, you may be able to open an estate in SC for the purpose of transferring hour uncle's ownership...

You should see a probate attorney about filing for year's support. You have the right to serve as administrator if an estate needs to be opened. ...

How can I remove my deceased husband's name from the deed. He has a will and I am the executor.

You will need to prepare an Executor's Deed to transfer the property into your name. Any probate or real estate lawyer should be able to help you...

Can a sibling be appointed administrator of my dad'said estate without his other being notified?

A petition to appoint administrator requires that all heirs be notified. As his child, you were entitled to notice. You should go to the probate...