Yes. These cases are typically filed in the probate court. The arguments made are that the beneficiary designation was signed at a time when the...

It is difficult, but not impossible to locate funds that your dad may have deposited. The first source of information would be his tax returns. ...

As a beneficiary you are entitled to a copy of the trust document and an annual report that shows all funds coming in and all expenses being paid...

I agree with the previous responses. You don't need to know the name of the attorney. Assuming you are a trust beneficiary, you can file a...

I agree with challenging this account now. First, as the prior answer suggests, if mom has capacity and desires to make a change to the...

There are several "red flags" in your fact pattern that I regularly see when deciding to contest a will: (1) A last minute change in plan, (2)...

Have an attorney review your trust. If you don;t have a copy, request one as you are entitled to a complete, un-redacted copy of the trust...

If a insurance policy was in a trust, but gone at death what do beneficiaries do?

It depends on the terms of the trust. If by surrendering the policy your mother's intent was changed, that is to say, if someone other than the...

I agree with the above answer. No one other than the Testator can change the terms in a Will. I have however seen a power of attorney that allows...

Can I contest a deed? My dad gave brother cash for his contributions on loan and never changed anything before dying.

Additionally, since you are the executor, you have the duty to gather all of the probate assets. If you believe that the deed was signed by your...