How long can a Will be filed in the State of Indiana after death?

You need to immediately see a lawyer.

How do Wills works? Are there ways around them and their contents?

You will need to have the relevant documents reviewed by an attorney so they can advise you what your options are.

You need to contact an attorney. If your grandmother had a will that was probated, it should be recorded in the county where she resided at the...

Can a judge order my mom to open a safe to record its contents based on someone saying something in it belongs to an estate?

You need to immediately contact an attorney. Your parents have the right to be heard by a judge before any such order is issued, and if they...

You need to have the trust examined by an attorney. Even if it doesn't expressly state it, the other provisions in the trust (such as the amendment...

How do I go about revising a will in Kentucky that I feel was made when the person was not in their right state of mind.

Generally there is nothing you can do about a will before a person dies. If you feel the person was not of sound mind when the will was drawn up,...

Is a video stating what my mothers final wishes are as far as custody goes legal?

It is a common misconception that a parent who has custody of a child can dictate what happens with custody of the child after their death. The...

I just received Medicaid. I did not include as income son’s repayment of a loan 300/month. I haven’t proof it’s a loan.

I don't know why you didn't include that when you applied for Medicaid. But you definitely are going to need to consult with an elder law attorney...

What can the heirs of their mothers estate do if they know the administrator is misusing funds for her own gain?

The children should consult with an attorney, as they can go to court and demand an accounting, and probably to remove the sister if there has been...

How do i help my kids, their dad died, no will... but his new wife got everything?

There is not enough information here to answer this question. You need to consult with an attorney about the specifics, as the children may have...