What happens if you believe your father's living trust fund was falsely notarized and he is now deceased?

It would be quite unusual for a parent to disinherit a child in favor of a sibling, so on that basis I understand why you think this is fishy. On...

What is a living trust ? I live in Ga

Wills take effect only at death. Living trusts are effective while you are living, which means you can make arrangements for how your assets will...

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Can a person who is deemed incompetent and has a guardian of the person file in small claims court or must the guardian file?

The adjudicated incompetent cannot initiate legal proceedings in his own name, but the rules of civil procedure allow for liberal amendment of...

Can my brother deed the farm property back to my dad, to put my dad back in control of the farm?

I'm a bit confused. You say your grandfather gave the farm to your dad as a wedding present. If so, your dad owned it, not your grandfather, so...

What is the cheapest and fastest way to sign over guardianship?

As Sherri has said, you cannot just "turn over" a guardianship to someone else. If someone has been appointed by the Court as a guardian, it is...

We have an heir who refuses to produce personal property, (guns and off road vehicles) that belong to other siblings,

This is a difficult situation, because litigation of any type is expensive and the personal property is not likely still in Ohio. On the other...

Am I entitled to know exactly what I am to receive in a deceased Will & last testament if not specified in the Will.

The probate process begins when the named executor gets an attorney to file an Application to Probate the Will and be appointed Executor A...

What happens to an estate if the fiduciary dies six months later & the estate wasn't settled?

There is no generic answer to your question. As my colleague observes, it would depend on the language of the Wills, and what happened during the...

The Waiver of Notice of Probate allows the estate to be opened without setting a formal hearing. It saves time and money. No great harm can come...

Usually the Probate Court waiver being requested is to be signed by all "next of kin" to avoid the necessity of formal service of process and court...