You need to consult an attorney. First of all, as the surviving spouse, you are entitled to your marital share of the property regardless of what...

You are going to have to present to the court what you think you should get in the divorce. Unless your case is extremely simple, you probably need...

You need to have an attorney review the will and the documents related to the transaction for what you purchased, in order to make a determination...

You need to immediately have an attorney look at the will and advise you of your rights because even if the house was in her name solely as the...

You would have to look into the possibility of setting up a special needs trust for her.

The pre-nup is controlling. However, she is essentially a life tenant in the property, and you could bring an action to evict her based upon the...

You may have been entitled to something but the statute of limitations has ran on anything you could have done to recover.

It probably is to late to do anything, but you need to consult with a probate attorney with the documents. Depending on how the deed was written...

Actually, Indiana Code 29-1-5-3.1 does not require a notary for a self proving affidavit. You only need two witnesses. I can't see any problem with...

You are going to need to consult an attorney with your specifics to determine if you can proceed with a Petition to Dispense with Administration,...