If indeed your wife is incapable of understanding what is going on with her business affairs, it is too late to get her to do something with the...

As noted you will need to find a local licensed attorney to help, but ABSOLUTELY get your documents in line before you seek that help. The deeds...

Let me add my concurrence. There are so many ‘one trick ponies’ trying to sell ‘living trust kits’ who use ‘probate’ as a 4 letter word that the...

The facts you state are not sufficient legal grounds to contest a will, as noted by Mr Conway. You may not LIKE it but that alone is not enough...

If your wife owned the property at the time she passed (the probate in which she inherited it was completed in other words) and there was no will,...

IF you need to (and it sounds like you do!) you can petition to reopen the estate -- you cannot just get 'updated' letters of authority. That...

As noted by brother counsel, this is a rather complicated question even though it may not seem so at first. The interaction of landlord/tenant law...

Start with verifying that the deed really IS in 'just' your mother's name .... As noted by the others, if that is the case, you will need to go...

I agree with Mr Conway but your question highlights why EVERYONE should have powers of attorney naming someone they trust to help should there be...

Lots of tools, from ladybird deeds to naming beneficiaries and SOS affidavits, are possibilities, but without examining details anything offered...