How do I get copies of letters of testamentary for my mother, who is the executor of her mother's estate?

You must obtain current certified copies of Letters of Testamentary from the probate court where the estate was opened in 2003 or shortly after.

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Can you file for immediate guardianship in Florida until permanent guardianship can be put in place?

There is an emergency temporary guardianship (ETG) in Florida, but a guardianship of a minor will be best. It is difficult to obtain an ETG unless...

Can I sue in small claims over tangible property because provision was mentioned in father's trust?

Probate court is the best option. Has anyone opened a probate estate? The terms of the will and trust must be followed. He may have placed his...

What are my best options for getting custody of my two sisters?

It should be easier for you to get guardianship. Please consult a guardianship attorney in the county where the sisters live. Good luck!

How do I give guardianship of my 2 children to my mother in Florida?

Your mother must become a guardian through the courts in Florida. She would have to apply for guardianship in IN first, then open a guardianship...

I'm sorry for your loss. The only way a death certificate can be filed is for someone to actually file it with the court - the same with a Will. ...

Can my sister and I win this case.

What you describe is an undue influence case - very difficult to prove. I suggest that you contact a probate litigation attorney for an opinion....

Can I still get a DNA tested for deceased parent if there is no executor to the estate?

Unfortunately, the response you received from juvenile court is correct. The executor or personal representative must be served. Call the probate...

What to do with a complicated will

Obviously, this should not take 3 years! If the present attorneys do not respond, please consult another probate attorney.

KY law if ex dies no will everything was in his & new spouse name are our grown children entitled to anything?

If everything was in joint name with new spouse, there is nothing left for anyone else, including grown children.