I-130 asks about the beneficiary's (mother in my case) current spouse,however my father has passed away. What to do ?
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A notary can notarize the signature of the party that was there, but both parties will have needed to sign the same final form in order for it to...
Your husband has a couple options. The first would be to challenge the beneficiary designation, but this will likely be very difficult. He would...
Is your father still living? That will play a big role into how you proceed next. If you know who the trustee is, you should be entitled to a copy...
These are all expenses of the estate. It is quite common for bill collectors to contact next-of-kin looking for payment, but you are not personally...
In Wisconsin, a will is required to be in writing.
It depends a little on the nature of the joint ownership and the value of the property. If it's what's called a Joint Tenancy, then your...
Some probate attorneys will do a free consultation just to help point you in the right direction, and may work by taking their fee from the estate...
Just to clarify, even though you have the right to challenge, you may not have a good reason to. In order to successfully challenge a will, you...
From your question, it's not clear whether there has been any probate court involvement yet. If you and your father's wife can't come to an...