It is impossible to tell exactly what is going on from your question. But the basic answer is that if the deceased had no will, everything passes...

Unless the spouse was also on the account the creditor's ability to recover would be limited to the estate. Also, her husband has an exemption that...

A person has to be mentally competent to do a will. It sounds like she is not, so anything she does right now could be contested.

Best thing to do is to file for probate as if there is no will so you can be appointed ASAP, and then once you have access to property, if you find...

You need to follow the advice of your attorney as to what needs to be filed to at least preserve the record in case it is necessary to ultimately...

You defininitely need to hire an attorney ASAP to review all the documents and see what can be done to protect your claim.

You are going to have to have an attorney review the documents you are talking about, because it is impossible to determine anything based on what...

You need to consult an attorney and immediately file a for guardianship. You also may want to contact adult protective services.

It is likely that the claims period has expired so that he cannot make such a claim, but you should consult your attorney.

There are no details about what actually happened with the purchase agreement. But if the administrator failed to do something they were supposed...