Can I get my rent money back after finding out my mother who never owned the house and owes the estate on it.

This sounds like a rather tangled legal situation, involving not only probate issues but also landlord/tenant law and possibly law involving fraud....

Can a child clear out personal effects from an estate in probate?

To fully answer your question would require information that you haven't provided. Has your brother been appointed to serve as the Personal...

Can a spouse in Wisconsin protest a signed statement of liability to an estate by her husband?

If an agreement was signed under coercion or undue pressure it can possibly be invalidated. I would recommend having your husband talk with a...

With the life insurance policy, the most important thing is that you make sure you properly designate a beneficiary. Assets with beneficiary...

I agree with a previous poster, a will does not need to be notarized to be valid, but some sort of testimony will be required to validate the will...

If the estate is worth less than $50,000, the probate court will not usually even open a case. You can use a process called Transfer by Affidavit...

Mom bequeath her Homestead & real estate & x money to me, do I pay yearly tax &bills until the estate is closed or does estate

You asked a lot of questions here, so I'll try to give general answers to what I can. To get to the specifics, though, you might want to sit down...

My mom recently died, she has will that states her 4 children will equally share her assets. she owned her home, and land .

In Wisconsin, you're required to submit a will to the probate court 30 days after the date of death (or the date you learned there's a will),...

How do I get a set aside order for a car

If the car was located in Wisconsin then it is likely that Wisconsin law will govern it. The laws here say that if the total of all the probatable...

Is a will valid if 3 people witness the will but one person is deceased and the other person is a beneficiary to the will?

Attorney Kenyon is correct that the will should be valid. One of the concerns, though, will be proving the will's validity to the court. If the...