Property remains in deceased father's name. Should his will be probated? Mother had will made by a daughter in 2013. Probate?

MUCH more information is needed. Which parent died first? What is the nature of the assets? How much are they worth? Is your aunt willing to act as...

How do I find out if I'm entitled to my wife buyout we've been married 25 years separated like eight?

I am sorry, but your summary really does not make a lot of sense. If your wife receives money and she places it in her own account, then you have...

If my parents social security money is deposed in a there checking account, are we required to turn in over any money left in?

The only fly that I see in your ointment is that Trusts are subject to creditor claims. Once the grantors die, you need to publish a creditor claim...

I agree with Mr. Messinger. This is NOT standard procedure. I would suggest that you contact a probate lawyer. We have access to databases that...

I agree with Mr. Conway. It is not entirely clear that your landlord "broke" the lease, by having maintenance enter the unit. It is possible this...

Will I still receive my benefits from my parents passing if I get emancipated from my current guardian?

More facts are needed, but your current guardian would cease to be entitled to any benefits, if guardianship changes. You can request a change of...

Can a mother give guardianship to someone without the father's knowledge?

The facts are not entirely clear. The only way Guardianship can be established is through Probate Court. If that was done, you would have been...

My girlfriend has moved out and got a change of address. She left some belongings. Can I change the locks? The house mine.?

Most of your questions cannot be answered without more information. Who owns the home? In other words, whose name is on the title? If it is BOTH of...

What a frustrating set of circumstances! It is one of the reasons why people HATE dealing with lenders, and rightfully so. As you have seen, what...

How to buy out other heirs to estate property?

I agree with my colleagues. Your husband is in a tough spot because he is not allowed to personally benefit, as a fiduciary to the estate. In other...