Unfortunately without a written will his property will be split between his surviving heirs at law - in this case it appears that is you and your...

I am the sole beneficiary of my mothers estate what do i need to do now that she has passed away

You should contact a probate attorney in the county where your mother resided, as that is where her will be probated (if necessary). Your attorney...

I am being rushed to vacate my mother's house so it can be sold. I am co-executor with my younger brother. I need advice.

Were you appointed as a co-executor by the Court? Has he? I agree with my colleague in that your best bet is to meet with a probate attorney as...

Three people own a house?

You will also need to determine how the father owned the property (it sounds like tenants in common, which means his ownership would pass under his...

Middle name on Will and Durable Powers of Attorney spelled incorrectly. Middle named spelled as Allan and should be Allen.

Re-execution is obviously the best option, if that person is still able to do so. I would advise that at the very least you have them execute an...

You could check with the county register of deeds to see if any liens against the house have been filed. You would also want to either open a...

My brother passed away . He is legally divorced. When the deputies where on scene to remove the body

I agree with my colleague, in that "Etux" means "and wife" so when he passed away the property immediately became hers as the surviving owner.

How can I get my parents house put in my name?

You should speak to a probate attorney. You will need to go through the courts to get the house put into the name of your parents heirs, though it...

Spouse died 4 months ago w/o a will, not listed on the mortgage or deed of home, what bills am I legally responsible for?

You are not responsible personally for the debts of your deceased husband. If creditors want to collect on debts he owed they would have to open up...

Under the laws of intestacy (no will) if he did not formally adopt the children then you are correct, the estate would normally be divided 50/50...