How long will it take my husbant to come back from his home town

Q: "How long will it take my husbant to come back from his home town"? A: I cannot say; ask your lawyer.

My Mother signed a will three days prior to her death. She was under the care of hospice and under the influence of morphine.

Is the will legal? There are two questions: Was there undue influence? Was your mother mentally capable? It's reasonable to ask questions, and I...

Is it legal to empty an elderly house with a power attorney document, even if the elderly still allive?

This is why estate planning is so important... it depends on what the power of attorney says and authorizes the family to do... Just because it...

How can I reopen an article 75 petition

I'm not a NY attorney, but I'm guessing that you're talking about a petition to arbitrate... You need to talk to a NY attorney because you may have...

Our father and step-mother had a will that left everything to her upon his death, him upon her death and to me and my siblings

This is why appropriate estate planning is essential. Q: Do we have any chance of challenging her will? A: Not on these facts. Q: He had a...

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Land and home belong to my mother, she died, left husband and children and a will that wasn't registered.

You need to consult with a local probate attorney... the surviving spouse has rights both as an heir at law - if there was no will, and the ability...

How do I go about getting a case from 1991 reopen.

You need to open a probate estate for your uncle, that will give you the ability to secure his records, if any remain 20 years later....

Closing probate.

Not sure what the question is... the judge will decide whether the fees are reasonable and that's what the hearing is to determine..

It is Ok. You may very well be disinherited, if your father left everything to his wife and she then disinherited you. A will cannot be changed...

Agree that you need to contact your local Adult Protective Services immediately and that a good second step is to consult with a local elder law...