I do not see how you can do this without a lawyer, either. It is possible that the wife would be the sole beneficiary. You need to have a lawyer...

Can I do anything about my dads probate estate ?

Go to the county where the probate took place and get a copy of the entire file. Then take that to a probate attorney to review it and help you...

I agree with Attorney Stelk. You have the affidavit prepared and executed and then take it to your bank along with the check and a certified copy...

I would check with the State Bar, in relation to the attorney. It is possible that another lawyer or firm has taken over his practice/files....

How fast should someone file conservatorship papers once they know there is a major issue?

I would file for conservatorship right away. As guardian, your financial powers are very limited. It can also take a number of months before...

I've been trustee of 93yr old Dad's revocable trust & PoA for 10 years. Been doing everything while his son does nothing!

You do not say whether your father has diminished capacity or not. The problems that I see with your proposed course of action are: 1) it takes YOU...

My grandfather just passed away and I know im in the will . family wont return calls. how can i get a copy of the will

I am very sorry for your loss. Assuming that there are probate assets, (assets titled in your grandfather's name alone with no joint owners or...

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How long (approximately) is a property conveyed either through probate or by intestacy? The property is here in Lakeland, Fl

I agree with Attorney Lindquist that your summary raises a lot of issues and potential issues and it is not clear what rights you have, if any. You...

I agree with my colleagues. The frustration, hassle and costs that you are experiencing are one reason why it is never a good idea to use a Will,...

My parents are both deceased. I found a statement from a credit union in my father's name.

This is a duplicate of your other question. There is not enough information provided to fully answer your question. You should consult a probate...