Is a will wrote on paper and noterized legal

More information is needed. Does your mother live in Ohio. The law in Ohio provides: Except oral wills, every will shall be in writing, but...

My mother always gave her children $13,000 every year. My sister died this year and her children want her share of the money.

I agree with the other answers and would emphasize that it is critical to review the exact terms of the POA. A pattern of gifting is only helpful...

Who will inherit estate?

I agree with the previous answer. But you also need to consider an often overlooked possibility that the title to the property may be held in such...

How do you probate an estate that is less than $6000 assets and 15,000 in debt?

I would suggest you not open an estate until you talk to someone familiar with probate. It may be that the estate can be administered in such a...

My grandmothers estate has been in probate i recievied notice iam heir will i get notice even if estate leaves nothing to give.

You may not hear anything from the Court or otherwise. I would suggest you contact the Court to obtain a copy of the Will if there was one. Also,...

Is it nessisary to get gaurdianship of your husband who has alheizmers or is there another legal way to decide things for him

These are good points. However, I would find out who is recommending the guardianship and why. For instance, is it to obtain consent for medical...

I am in the state of OH. What rights do I have as a beneficiary

I agree with the previous answer. However, you may find that the real estate is transferred or transferrable without using the Will or probate. ...

Are heirs financially responsible for liens on parents estate?

There are multiple issues in your question. I would urge you to contact a lawyer familiar with these issues. There are opportunities to avoid the...

Is it okay to collect the beneficiary money after death if you are not married?

The concern is that the divorce may invalidate a prior beneficiary designation under Ohio law. You should request a copy of the beneficiary...

You may want to consider a conservatorship. That is similar to a guardianship but is used where a competent person places certain decisions,...