Huntsville, AL
Guardianship Lawyer at Huntsville, AL
Practice Areas: Guardianship, Probate ... +3 more
The owner of the property will be 50% to your husband and 50% to his brother's estate. If your brother-in-law, had a will it would pass to whoever...
Your heirs at law and next of kin are only your blood relatives. So if you die, you mother would be your sole next of kin if you do not have any...
Most likely all of his assets were joint tenants with survivorship with your step-mother and his estate did not have to be probated as all of his...
Whether you are liable will depend on whether you personally signed the lease, the agreement with the Utilities company, etc. Whether you can take...
You need to talk to an attorney or DHR Child Protective Services. But your mother does have the right to be your Guardian. But several factors...
It is not possible to answer your question without more facts, so I recommend that you see an attorney where the trust is being...
Yes, if he has no will and he only has one other child, the two of you will split the estate after expenses for his health care and also any fees...
An estate needs to be opened. If your mother in law had a will, that will govern where the property goes to. If she didn't it will pass to her...
It would depend on the will, but yes. Most wills state that a person receives property, per stirpes or by representation of their deceased parent....
I agree with the prior answer by Ms. Doty. I would also suggest calling in Child Protective Services or the authorities depending on how bad the...