You should definitely sit down with an attorney to review all of the facts of the situation. I am not sure why the attorney would need to do...

I agree with Attorney Archie. In addition to her response, creditor claims are generally barred after 3 years, anyway. So I do not think you would...

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There are two separate issues you are dealing with. First, if the property is already titled in the name of the Trust, then it is a "countable...

It is not clear from the limited facts in your summary. But it sounds like you may be using the wrong probate procedure and therefore, the wrong...

I assume since you are posting with a "Detroit" question that you are dealing with Wayne County Probate. The court's website states that processing...

This is posted as a Michigan question, but it should be posted as an Ohio question, since Ohio law would apply. Regardless, I do not see how YOU...

Generally, Wills are construed based on the provisions within the "4 corners of the document." So if the Will is clear, it is unlikely that...

Much more information is needed. I assume since the court is involved in this issue that you are involved with either a formal or supervised...

There are too many moving parts, here, to give you much guidance. It is not entirely clear what you are trying to accomplish, but it sounds like...

I agree with my colleagues and particularly with Ms. Zwickl. Unless you found that a probate ESTATE had been opened for your father, it strikes me...