If you don't sign a will, and die. does the attorney violate confidentiality when he gives the PR copies of unsigned will?

You have asked a very complicated question. Although the attorney/client privilege generally survives the death of the client, there is a...

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Will reading and selling property before will is read

Wills are generally not 'read' as you may see in old movies, however, the Probate process is started and a copy of the will provided to all heirs...

Parents of two minors died who are the guardians, the grandparents or elder half sisters

You don't say if there was a will or other nomination executed by one or both parents, and that would be the first place to look for the answer to...

Guardian ad litem

There is no set fee -- it depends on what needs to be done, and please appreicate that Guardians ad Litem are only appointed by the Court for...

Father died. Son only heir(12 years old). Girl friend & father owned house together. What can we do about house?

This depends on how the house was owned 'together'. There are various different forms of joint ownership, and some include survivorship and others...

Is your question 'what can I do'? There are two different answers to that: 1) recognize (ala 'the little prince') that forcing someone to do...

Is the Notary Public Seal required on older (Year 2000) documents in Wisconsin?

I'm not 100% positive about Wisconsin, however MOST states do not require any sort of raised seal to make a notarized document 'valid'. If an...

Is petitioning for guardianship the best solution in reguards to protecting my father and his interests?

If your father is resistant to let you help, and there is no grounds for 'involuntary' commitment then yes, Probate Guardian and Conservator...

My mother is dying and she has two foster kids how do i obtain guardinship

You should also be aware of the fact that the Michigan Department of Social Services (it is administered on a county by county basis here not...

My father never paid child support

Your father's estate will still be responsible for all of his 'just debts' and assuming the Child Support was court ordered and never paid, that is...