Should I take my 2nd eldest brother to probate to get him to prove executorship?
From your description, it sounds as if at least one of your brothers may be acting improperly with your father's property. You could petition the...
S. Lyon, MI
Estate planning Lawyer at S. Lyon, MI
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate
From your description, it sounds as if at least one of your brothers may be acting improperly with your father's property. You could petition the...
It's impossible to say here whether or not these actions were appropriate, although it certainly seems questionable that one of the beneficiaries...
If the deed to the house has your parents as joint owners at the time of your mother's death, then yes, it would have to go through probate. ...
From your description, it sounds as if the beneficiaries asking for information are contingent beneficiaries, and likely are not entitled to any...
You need to consult wiith a bankruptcy attorney to determine if your situation justifies filing bankruptcy to get rid of the debt/enter a payment...
It's unlikely that she will pursue this in the courts. If she does, you certainly have some defenses you could allege to claim that you are...
I agree that a phone call and/or letter from your attorney may be sufficient to motivate your step-father to turn over your items, and would cost...
I am sorry to hear of your loss and that your step-father is making things even more difficult. You may want to hire an attorney to simply contact...
As the previous attorneys stated, failure to comply with a court order puts them in contempt of court. You probably need an attorney to assist you...
Mr. Corbin has laid out the explanation to you regarding whether your houses will be at risk. Additionally, yes, your pay could be garnished, as...