You can just do an attachment. That said, I highly recommend you at least consult with a probate attorney before you do anything, including...

Estate is 7780.00, once property is sold-8500.00 unsecured debt. Should MI probate be filed, & are children liable for debts?

I would not disclose ANYTHING or do anything regarding creditors or opening probate without first consulting an experienced probate attorney. ...

My mother passed away leaving no will, etc. She had her own bank account which contains $50k. Probate court said we now have..

You may not be able to get a bond if you are not represented by an attorney. You will need to contact a bond agency and apply for a bond. The...

We have a cottage and we put my husband, me(wife)and our 2 children 31 and 33 yrs. old on our deed, instead of using the

You have exposed yourself to numerous problems as previously explained. A ladybird deed is vastly different from what you have done. As joint...

What type of new deed should I use to remove a deceased spouse from the prior deed?

It is likely already in his name solely, automatically at the time of his wife's death. That said, I cannot advise in this forum how to prepare...

Can a convicted felon (for money) still be an financial executor for a person deemed with dementia?

It is legal, however, probably not ideal for the sake of the estate. The issue is whether it is brought to the court's attention. If you have an...

About life insurance and estate

The will cannot dictate how non-probate assets, such as a life insurance policy with valid beneficiaries, will be used or distributed. People...

It sounds like at this point, your only option is to seek court assistance through either a guardianship petition, conservatorship petition, or...

What does free of bond mean for the executor of a will

It means the Personal Representative (Executor) will not have to obtain a bond while he/she serves. This is an annual insurance premium paid by...

Michigan Law Can you use a Codicil to disinherent two children out of three?

You can disinherit through either a codicil or a new will. I would most likely recommend a new will be drafted revoking all previous wills, and...