After my mom passes away, do his belongings only go to his biological children?
If everything belongs to your mom-it will be controlled by her will or trust.
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If everything belongs to your mom-it will be controlled by her will or trust.
I would vote for an LLC as a partnership.
Hire an attorney to investigate and/or write a demand letter for information/action.
Hire a NY estate/probate attorney to see if the will was filed. If not-he/she can write a demand letter to the person that could be holding the...
Meet with a medicaid attorney. It is possible to create an "Income Trust" to capture the extra income and preserve the medicaid benefits.
I would think your chances are good-particularly when you become a resident. Work with an adoption attorney to make this happen.
You would have a right to receive the life insurance proceeds-probably nothing else.
The most common challenges to a will are undue influence or incompetence. You will need an estate planning/probate litigation attorney.
Under the facts presented-probate would be necessary. You can probably find an attorney to wait for the fee until the house is sold.
You will need a MS probate attorney. Fees vary from Attorney to Attorney. You can find several attorneys on the AVVO tab-Find a Lawyer.