You have a complicated situation and your only hope to prevail in court is to prove that it was your father's intent that the accounts were made...

I am a beneficiary of a irrevocable trust of $1000.00 an wondered if I have a legal right to receive a copy of the will?

There are way too many unknowns, here. A Trust and a Will are usually two separate documents. Having the Will may not do you a bit of good. How do...

Property dispute

You should be able to obtain a copy of the divorce judgment and/or property settlement from the court. Whether your father's actions are "legal" or...

My Step Father died 20 years ago ..... then my real mother died 14 years ago ... they bought it married .. no will ?

I agree with my colleagues. Mr. Messinger has given you good direction on what needs to be done, for starters. You cannot make any determinations...

Can I kick in the barn door if I inherited all my dad's belongings,house,and property if his girlfriend changes locks?

Your summary is not clear. Who owns the property? If you own it, you have the right to evict her and retake possession. If the property is in your...

How can I get a copy of a will? There is no record with the probate court

Under Michigan law, the person in possession of a Will is supposed to "lodge" or file it with the Court, within a reasonable period of time. The...

How do my wife and I resign as Designated, an Successor Attorneys-in-Fact?

I agree with Mr. Powe, but it seems possible that your appointment as Trustee could start upon incapacity, as well. You do not say whether or not...

No. It sounds like you HAVE temporary custody, by virtue of the POA. It is very difficult to obtain guardianship, as courts favor the biological...

Why is my family asking me to sign a affidavit of heirship if my grandmother had a will what if I dont sign it?

I agree with my colleagues. An affidavit of heirship is generally used to avoid probate. It generally has nothing to do with a Will, but rather,...

When does real estate go through probate court?

There is no way to answer your questions without more facts. In particular, the deed would need to be reviewed. That may be the most significant...