Contact a probate attorney who practices in the county where your mother lived at the time of her death to assist you with probate of her estate. ...

While this type of law is state specific and I don't practice in NJ, the general answer to your question is "yes." Question - what is it that...

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If he died without ANY estate planning documents having been signed (no will, no trust), his individually owned assets would pass under the "laws...

While I'm not admitted in GA and real estate and landlord/tenant law is state specific, generally speaking: The landlord/owner doesn't have to...

While I am not admitted to practice in GA or SC, generally speaking any competent person can sign a Power of Attorney giving powers or authority to...

While I am not admitted to practice in MD: Contact your divorce attorney. (S)he, or a new divorce attorney should you wish to go that route,...

While probate law is state specific and I don't practice in PA, there's just not enough information here, I believe, for anyone to give you any...

There are SO many factors that might be at play here which prevented you from getting appointed administrator. Not enough info, not enough docs,...

While probate law is state specific and I don't practice in either TX or WA, generally speaking an estate - IF one is necessary to administer the...

So your question is almost impossible to answer since it's so hard to understand what you mean but maybe this will help - however the current deed...