Can a person convicted of a felon( child molestation) in Georgia inherit monies and property from family who lived in Fla?

While a person who has been convicted of a felony may not serve as personal representative, he or she may be an heir or beneficiary of an estate.

What can I do?

If the deed to the home doesn't provide for ownership following your mother's death, you will need to open probate to establish who owns this...

What documentation do i need to file to appoint a guardian to my son in case i die

You could execute a declaration of pre-need guardian for your minor child, but such a document would almost certainly not take priority over the...

A will has no legal significance unless and until it is admitted to probate by a court having jurisdiction. So, a person can freely change bank...

I want to know what my options are

I'm very sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, there's no way to answer your question in a forum such as this. In order to move forward, you'll...

Estate worth $1,200 to $1,500. Made up of old furniture and some glass figurines

My colleague is correct, but a surviving spouse is entitled to certain property of the estate, known as "exempt" property because creditors cannot...

How do I get power of attorney for my brother ?

I agree with my colleague. I write only to add that the Power of Attorney should be drafted by an attorney because it should include language that...

If the DPOA does not provide sufficient authority and dad does not have the capacity to execute a new one, your only option is to seek guardianship...

Do I have to file probate?

In short, no, you can't. Your father-in-law's will has no legal effect until admitted by the court for probate, which is the court-supervised...

State of Indiana considers "unclaimed $5,000" belonging to my long time deceased father-in-law to be an "inheritance?" True?

If I understand the facts correctly, yes, that's how the intestacy law typically works. Property passes down the line of descendants and does not...