Is there a no contest law in MI if you exclude your adult child. Can I put there name in there saying they get nothing and they

It all starts with the will or trust, was there one? If the money is already tied up in probate, you'll definitely want to hire a probate...

Yes, you'll have to petition the court for guardianship. Part of the process will be notifying the father of the proceeding, so he may have an...

Inheritance laws

You may want to check the Michigan Unclaimed property website. http://www.michigan.gov/treasury/0,1607,7-121-44435---,00.html

It's state specific, but the executor is reimbursed for out of pocket expenses early in the list of attorney fees, creditors, beneficiaries. If...

Changing power of attorney

Do you have a copy of the power of attorney, are you sure she didn't sign with her other hand? Are you sure it wasn't a guardianship? The reason...

Im seeking guardianship b/c my mother is hospitalize done had a stoke and is now in a coma and she has no P.O.A plse help

Most likely you will want to petition the court to become a guardian or conservator. A county clerk may direct you to the correct form to...

Parent left no will, deed in deceased name how do children have their names put on deed. Florida

Typically, there are four ways assets are transferred out of a deceased's name. They are joint ownership, beneficiary designations, trusts, or...

In a case of abuse of power of attorney, can family stop liquidation of estate being performed by her attorney in fact?

You most likely will want to file for guardian and conservator if you think the person named in POA is abusing his or her fiduciary duties. Most...

How do i petition the court to have my brother removed as head of my parents estate

Either hire an attorney or head to the probate court and file a petition. The sooner you do this the better. The county clerk can give you the...

Eldercare for mental illness.

As, Alexandria Broughton Skinner, mentioned. You really need to get a durable power of attorney in place. If you don't, the court may appoint a...