If I understand your question correctly, you want to force the personal representative of an estate to take certain actions which you believe might...

I agree with Ms. Santamarina. I would add, however, that there are certain situations where you can be held responsible for your mother's debts,...

In the situation you describe, you allege that the relative violated the court order. If so, you would probably want to file a motion in the...

You would want to review your deceased father's papers and records, if he kept any at his home or place of business. That way, you might be able to...

Your status as an interested party isn't a matter of choice. It's required by court rule, because of your relationship to the decedent. The court...

It sounds like you are asking about getting a tax ID for a decedent estate. If so, then the date the estate was opened by the court is the date you...

It's unclear what you mean by "grandfather clause." But from the facts of your question, it sounds like the party you are negotiating with to sell...

No, a trust is not the only way. Other ways exist, such as using beneficiary designations, lady bird deeds, and other techniques. Whether these...

Yes, what you propose could be done. But there are a number of legal consequences which flow from adding someone else as joint owner on your real...

This is a classic case of entrusting property to another person, and then the permission to possess or use the property is withdrawn. You may have...