A Will is not effective until admitted by the court to probate administration. If any property of the decedent did not pass directly to a...

Call the probate court clerk's office for the county in which your father resided to determine if a Will has been filed. Then, if so, make...

The probate court in the county in which your father resided at the time of his death has jurisdiction to appoint the administrator of his estate. ...

Perhaps he would give you a life estate in his half. A lawyer could prepare that deed and any particular agreement that the two of you work out. ...

Take it to the bank with the affidavit to see what happens. Then, if there is a problem, speak with your lawyer.

Maybe you can locate someone to do that. You need to contact probate lawyers who practice in the court in which your case is pending.

You might discuss it with neighbor to see attitude and offer a written license allowing him to keep the wood there until you or successor property...

Consult an elder law attorney who practices in the county in which MIL was residing at the time of death. You may find that you should have done...

First, go to the office where deeds are recorded for that county and obtain a copy of the deed[s] pertinent to your situation. There may also be...

Consider engaging a probate lawyer to help pursue your claim if the value of the items is significant.