If you try to do it yourself and screw it up, the damages (including costs) will far exceed having an estate planning or real estate lawyer create...

Before I would go to the expense of hiring an attorney (which you may need to do to recover the missing assets), I would contact either the sheriff...

I'm not sure what category this question should be in, but I don't think it's probate. If your father-in-law was married to your husband's mother...

Your attorney should monitor the probate process and especially review the inventory and the Will. You should confirm your attorney would be...

Without looking at the title to which you are referring, I can't be certain, but I'd probably advise you to file it. If your sisters object, try...

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If you have an enhanced life estate (lady bird deed) and it's not joint, you can certainly change anything. If it's a joint enhanced life estate...

Ask your brother for the originals of the Will, so you can file it with the court when Dad passes. If he doesn't cooperate follow attorney...

I don't think this is taxable income to you. It's just a shared expense arrangement and it is revenue for you. You should talk with a tax lawyer ...

Many lawyers will defer fees, and some probate lawyers may offer to advance costs if you can provide any collateral (like the house you are going...

Please accept my condolences. You said Dad is still alive, but not whether he was still married to your late mother when she passed. Hire a...