How do I know what way to serve someone?

Is the other party your spouse? If so, has he filed for divorce in Texas? If not your spouse, what is the relationship? If he filed a complaint...

My husband of six years has 5 adult children. Four will not have anything to do with him. How do we make sure they get nothing?

The other two lawyers who have answered this question are correct. The best solution is for your husband to consult with an lawyer who does estate...

Is your dad still alive? Can you discuss the will with him? As long as he is alive and competent, he can execute another will, if that is what he...

Will Friend of the Court even care about this?

What you say and how much you say is a matter of tactics. You should discuss this with your lawyer, if you have one. If you don't, you should get...

My husband has filed for dissolution in Florida were he now resides. I am still in Michigan were we lived together.

You need to participate in the divorce case in order to protect your interests. If your husband has met the jurisdictional requirements of Florida...

Soon to be exhusband filed for divorce last year and it was supposed to be final 2 months ago.

Since you are represented by a lawyer in an ongoing divorce, your best bet is to have your lawyer answer the question. That said, the ball can be...

Personal rep - probate court

If you are not the personal representative, but an heir who wants information then your first effort should be to talk to the PR. If the PR fails...

My Will and House Deed was stolen, that my Mother left for me. They put a lean on her house to pay for funeral withouttelling me

You have my condolences on the loss of your mother. Attorney Morris gives you very good advice and you are somewhat of a poster child for working...

Our father pasted away in Tennessee and we paid for his cremation out of our pocket and brought his remains back to Michigan.

Generally, a surviving spouse's wishes control. If your father's estate has any money, it may be able to reimburse the people who paid for the...

Can i get my family in trouble

It is hard to tell what you are asking. Only the original of a will is signed, the copies are "conformed". A court may allow a conformed copy to...