Mr. Frederick gave you important and good comments. Having to engage a lawyer after messing up the probate process is often more expensive and...

You go to a lawyer who practices in the county in which your husband resided at the time of death. Good luck....................

That would depend on the language in the trust document and state law. You need to consult a trust and estates lawyer. For others you have...

You could do that and that may avoid the probate process if there are no creditors who could successfully assert a fraudulent transfer; but it may...

The Will is effective to pass title to you only if it was admitted to probate administration in the probate court for the county in which she...

In addition to what Mr. Brightwell told you, you might also consider buying your aunt's property which could be done subject to a life estate in...

Mr. Meyerson is spot on. All too often people think that a verbal statement made before death governs the disposition of property. It does not. ...

Yes to all questions. But it is no a DIY contract unless you are penny wise and pound foolish. Consult a business lawyer before you get deep...

The answer depends on whether the state in which the real estate is located has statutes that specify whether a QCD filed long after death is still...

You need to take copy of the Will, trust and cd to a lawyer. No one can give you the information you need from your description. However, your...