In michigan son recorded quit deed his uncle named in will as sole owner who has the rights to the house

The deed generally would take precedence over the Will. Given the dramatic change of mind over a period of 4 months, it suggests there may be more...

8 cousins want to contest my uncles will

As my colleagues have suggested, you may be constrained by what the judge has already decided, in the case. That will be a critical factor. As far...

Can i stop a court date to hire a new attorney

This can certainly be done. You may want to contact the court clerk and see if he/she will grant you an additional period of time to seek new...

Our uncle passed away with an unwitnessed will . It was typed and signed in 1999. Much he already changed.

I agree with my colleagues. There are too many unknowns here to do anything more than speculate. An unwitnessed Will CAN be admitted to probate...

Yes, it is possible. It is also a very bad idea. If the executor (we call them personal representatives in Michigan), was going to receive anything...

Why would a beneficiary/executor reopen a probate. He said his relative's lawyer advised him to do so?

I believe you have posted on this situation, a number of times, before. There is no way to answer your questions on the facts presented. My best...

Where should I try searching next for money that's in my name that hasn't gone to unclaimed property?

There is not enough information to do anything more than speculate. Some things you CAN try are to check the real property records, check for a...

Without more specifics about your situation, it is difficult to give much guidance. While Mr. Lawrence is absolutely correct in terms of working...

Can a legal guardian to an adult use their funds to purchase transportation used for that adult?

I agree with Mr. Hutchinson. I too was puzzled by the term federal fiduciary. That may be what they are calling the designated payee for government...

What if I have been used to falsify a reopened will? I know I probably have no legal recourse BUT!

This appears to be a follow-up to your other questions. It is not really clear what has happened in your case. Facts are very important in most...