The answer will depend on whether a probate was completed for either your father or mother. If so, those estates are finalized, and your brother's...

If your father's widow has not formally filed a probate, you may still have hope. The remaining issue is the title on the property. If the widow's...

You definitely need a probate attorney. A probate attorney will help you get the house into the proper individual's name so that they can proceed...

Can a power of attorney take a home that was quick deeded to someone else if it was quick deeded before the POA went into effect

If the home was quitclaimed in 2015, and the PoA didn't go into effect until 2017, you should be fine. The only issue there could be is if...

Can I teminate my son's father's rights with out a lawyer

Termination of Parental Rights cases are the "Murder" cases of family law. It is a big deal to terminate rights, even voluntarily, and the Courts...

Can i be charged with a crime if i confess it in a chancery court?

I assume that you are talking about an Order of Protection case. If that is so, you would not typically be charged with a crime based on statements...

I assume that this was done in General Sessions Court, as part of a Detainer case. If this is so, and the 10 days have passed, you CANNOT appeal...

How do I sell my part of some property that it is in a revocable trust to the other beneficiary that is the easiest way.

This will primarily depend on who the Trustee of the Trust is, how the property is titled, and what the Trust document says. I would recommend...

I just closed on my parents house that was in a revocable trust leaving me 60 percent and my two adult kids 20 percent each.

I agree that you should contact an attorney. It is important to note that if you are the Trustee of this Trust, you have a fiduciary duty to the...

Will I get the money that was never used while my mother was in nursing home, they calk it a patient trust its accumulated over?

I would contact an attorney, ideally one that specializes in TennCare Estate Recovery and/or Elder Law. I am assuming that your mother was...