In Oklahoma, in a probate, if one heir appeals the final distribution settlement of the court, does it affect all heirs?
Mr. Barrett and Mr. Pate are right on top of this answer. I hope it works for you.
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Mr. Barrett and Mr. Pate are right on top of this answer. I hope it works for you.
I agree with Mr. clapper that there are too many questions to give you a good answer and that contacting a local attorney should be your course of...
I would say yes but Ms Porth gave a very good answer you may want to refer to.
I agree with both of the other attorneys that the best course for you is to consult with a probate attorney
The bond requirement waiver as explained by each of the other two attorneys is a great way to save money for the estate
I think Mr. Rogers meant that he would use the Find a Link for a good social security attorney. I believe there are several in the Atlanta area
Probably not unless your brother had something in writing.
Mr. Fiorella, as a NY attorney did a great job answering these questions and I can only agree with him.
I agree with Ms Radidia and believe you should sit down with another attorney your brother is not working with and review everything letting him...
I agree with the other attorney and you need a litigator when looking for attorneys