Please accept my sincere sympathy for the very difficult time you're going through. Although I'm sure it already all feels quite overwheliming as...

I am very sorry for your loss and extremely sympathetic to your facing difficulties beyond the loss itself and the gried that accompanies it....

Without knowing more of the facts, it's difficult to answer this with perfection. But I can tell you this: I'm afraid it is not illegal for an...

You are asking the right question. The answer is an absolute yes. The investment is relatively nominal and the protections you get from practicing...

A Minnesota-based probate attorney can help you navigate this in a way that is as painless as possible. Most of us are happy to provide a free...

A will could address this. It's possible that a validly drafted and executed promissory note could also help solidify your claim. However, it may...

Based on the somewhat limited information you provided, it sounds like your hunch is right and that, assuming he died without a will, your son...

I agree with Attorney Johnson's response. The bank route is a very expensive one. There are some reasons people choose to have a bank admister...

The short answer is no. Your will addresses the dispostion of assets after you die and cannot be used as a tool to retroacively shift ownership to...

While the question posed does relate to and is impacted by the passing of mom, it really is more of a tax question than an estate planning...