If I payed my attorney to probate the will in state of alabama..and I received letters of testamentary.

You will have to ask your attorney what his fee. That would depend on your arrangement with him or her.

When is real property actually inherited?

There is no deadline to close an estate, however, an heir can force the estate to be closed. It is not necessary to make a deed for the property...

When the conserator has 30 days to give the executor remaining assets, how does this work

If you are the Executor and have been appointed, you can get with the Conservator and have the Conservator give you an accounting of the...

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I have never heard of that. You need to consult an attorney in Fairhope to answer that question. I would think the lien would attach to estate...

Have letters of testimony. What do I do with them. Where do I "investagate"

You can take the Letters and get control over the decedent's bank accounts, you can request a credit report go to the IRS and get the decedent's...

Can a mother in jail revoke guardianship without going to court

She would need to go to court to have the Guardianship changed. Check the Probate file.

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Is it possible to act as my own personal probate attorney?

If he voided the will by writing "void" on it, tore it up or wrote a new will revoking it, that will cannot be probated. If he voided, the old...

Should I seek guardianship for my father who has dementia when we have an existing POA?

If your father's doctor will write a statement that your father needs a Guardian and Conservator, you should probably seek to have Guardianship and...

Can my father deed the house he lives in now to his grandson who will inherit it in the will?

He can transfer the house to his grandson by deed. However, his grandson's tax basis in the house will be what the grandfather's basis is. So when...

My mother and fathers house was deeded to myself and two siblings they refuse to do any upkeep or spend for any repairs but refu

I agree with the prior answer. You cannot remove anyone from the deed. if they don't voluntarily pay or sign it over to you and your parents, you...