Administrator right expiring

Administrator's powers don't normally expire, so I'm not sure what is actually going on in the estate matter. Generally, you would have to request...

If your fiancé has his primary residence in Georgia now, but he had his primary residence in Florida at the time his Will was signed and prepared,...

I am an executor who has been served a petition and a rule nisi. Should I still file an answer to the petition or just go to Ct?

I agree with the first two responses: you have a legal emergency and need to find an experienced probate litigator to help you respond to this as...

My stepfather recently passed away. My mother passed 10 years ago. Can his biological children remove all belongings from home?

I am very sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, even if your stepfather's children weren't legally entitled to do what they did, if they did it, it...

Seeking advice on a family (heir) property matter in Alabama

If this is Alabama real estate, you really need to consult an Alabama attorney- preferably one with a lot of estate and probate experience. One...

What step do I take to sue my stepfather who lives in Alabama? He removed funds from my deceased mother's estate (401k) plan.

Please accept my condolences on your loss. If your mother's account was truly a 401(k) account, then a federal law known commonly as "ERISA" would...

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K so my issue. My mother and my aunt both own 3 homes. My aunt has a husband and step child. My aunt and husband have been

Unfortunately, based on the facts as you describe them, you don't have any legal rights or the ability to take any action to get your aunt's...

A Georgia trust can own real estate in Florida, but Florida law requires that the trust have been executed with the same formalities required for a...

Will I have to pay my brother for upgrades and work done to home ?

If your father wants to ensure that your brother is compensated after your father's death for time, effort, or money your brother has spent...

I assume your father was a Georgia resident, that the vehicle was titled in Georgia, that you have the actual title and it hasn't been lost, and...