My aunt and uncle are emptying out my grandfather's house, should I go?
You should definitely monitor the division of the property to guard against an improper division.
Russellville, KY
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You should definitely monitor the division of the property to guard against an improper division.
You should contact an attorney about fling an action against the Executor if a strongly worded letter doesn't work.
If he had a valid will, you will only be entitled to what he provided for in the will. If he didn't, you will be entitled to a child's share under...
You will have to have an attorney petition the court that established the conservatorship to remove it. Contact an attorney in that area to do so....
You will likely have to get the Alabama Court to remove the conservatorship. You should contact an attorney in Alabama to assist with that process.
Kentucky law as it pertains to emancipation is not all that clear. If I were handling a case like yours I would file a petition for emancipation...
You should talk to an attorney who handles child custody cases. You may be a defacto custodian under Kentucky law with standing to obtain full...
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The short answer is no. If changes need to be made to the living will, go back to the attorney who prepared it to have the living will redone.
This decision is up to the owner of the will.
I"m sorry for the tough time your family has suffered. The portion of your dad's estate left to your sister will go to her estate.