Will I be the recipient of the will now

I'm sorry for your loss, but to answer your question more facts are needed. The core information needed to answer your question is in the will of...

I'm sorry for your loss, but you are not clear as to why the closed estate would need to be re-opened. I suggest you contact a probate attorney,...

What form would be the best for my situation?

There are many ways to avoid probate court, especially when it comes to property. You mention that your father is elderly and that can create...

Will I lose my half of the money? I thought a check for the sale would be made out to the trust

It would come down to the language of the trust ultimately. It may be possible to delay distribution, so as to prevent any lien to take effect. But...

I will be getting an inheritance when my father passes. Is my husband entitled to this money or is it only mine?

In short, your husband has no entitlement to any of the inheritance. However, this can change if you were to co-mingle your funds into a joint...

Estate Planning with pre-nup and new trust after marriage

More information is required to give a fully flushed out answer. I assume that you are married due to the fact that you have a pre-nup. Assuming...

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Ok my great aunt died last year and she told me i was going to be on her Will, she raised i dnt no wer to start lookn flint mi

I'm sorry for your loss. The loss of a loved one can be stressful, make sure you take care of yourself by making sure to see a grief counselor....

I'm sorry for your loss. A loss of a loved one can be very difficult, especially that of a spouse. I understand that dealing with your husband's...

Do we need an estate planning attorney?

I can relate to the uncertainty that you are facing, but without more facts it's really difficult to help you to an answer. I recommend that...

I inherited $ from a trust. Am I entitled to know what the entire trust says or only the portion applicable to me?

It depends on what the trust says. Generally, you are only entitled to know what portions pertain to you. But you can always ask the trustee, it...