Probate a will what can I do?

In any event, will or not, you son will receive notice of the opening of the estate since he is a descendant. If the wife decides to sit on the...

A revocable trust will not work for what you are trying to avoid. Since it is revocable, medicaid will consider the trust as available assets. You...

How can I find out what cars where in his name and any bank accounts? I do have one license plate number and no account numbers

I'm sorry for the loss of your father. Since you are not the administrator, no one will give you that information. My first question is who opened...

You should be able to force your brother's estate to file the proper deed with the recorder based on your grandmother's will. It may take reopening...

My dad has a will. His divorced wife is listed as a beneficiary. Will she inherit?

Most likely not. In many states, the court will consider the ex wife as predeceasing your father for purposes of inheriting under a will and any...

How do I go about refusing to sign an inheritance waiver?

The answer depends on several factors: were mom and dad still married, did dad have a will, is this a gift under the will. I would not sign...

What steps are necessary to get this done? Do I have to wait for Probate to be completed?

I'm sorry for your loss. A probate estate will need to be opened. If she left it to him in a will then likely no problem. If not then it will pass...

We need to sell a mobile home that mom owned but she passed away and we cant find title

Im sorry for your loss. A probate estate will need to be opened. If there is a will then the named person. If there is no will then someone will...

Do I have any claims to personal property or house at hand.

I'm sorry for the loss. Since your mother and step-dad were married, he is entitled to the entirety of your mother's estate. So everything will...

Can someone please tell my why I have to file for guardianship of my own son in regards to any inheritance he might receive?

There are two types of guardianships, one over the person and one over the estate. As a parent you are considered both for your child, you make...