You are not required to write the requested statement. If you are eventually subpoenaed to testify then you must go. As far as how you respond to...

Without knowing what the waiver is for, nobody can answer this question. The most common waiver at the start of probate is waiver of notice of the...

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Since your father had no Will any inheritance would be distributed in accordance with Ohio's Rule of Descent and Distribution. (Section 2105.06 of...

Without a Will, the heirs at law are the ones entitled to receive a portion of your father's probate estate. As a lineal descendant of the...

It all depends on the specifics. If you are trying to avoid retaining an attorney I suggest going through the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, and...

Generally speaking, you are never required to have an attorney for anything. However, the technical nature of the law often means that attempts to...

I agree with Ms. Willi. Being estranged does not have a legal impact in this case. Since the child was adopted he or she has the same rights...

Wills only apply to assets owned by your mother when she passed away, and only those assets which are not set to pass through some other mechanism,...

To answer your question, no. Not being able to appear in probate Court does not change your inheritance rights under a Will. Essentially, it...