Under Minnesota law, It can end up even more unfavorably than that. If you just deed it over to the children, for example, as tenants in common, a...

In most states, Powers of Attorney do not have to be registered in any central office. You may have to rely on circumstantial evidence. Do you have...

My grandfather had put some money "in trust" for me at a bank. Along the way, his wife added her name to the account. When my

In Minnesota and many other states, you may have a claim on her esatte for the money she kept that you should have received. Contact the probate...

In Minnesota and other states that have adopted the Uniform Probate Code, if the Notary was not the one witness you named, that notarization could...

Can I sign over the rights to a child who is 11 months and not pay child support...When I left the mother I didn't know she was

In Minnesota and most other states, you can't simply abandon rights to a child and avoid paying child support. The child is entitled to financial...

My fathers name was still on my grandfathers will , but my father passed away. Who does it go to now?

As a Minnesota Probate and Estate Planning Attorney, I would first recommend having an attorney review the will, the deeds, and the divorce decree....

Will the remainder of my mother's irrevocable life ins.to the funeral home be send to the Dept. of Human Services?

There are some facts that we would need to know in order to fully evaluate the situation. Who has a copy of the Trusts? Do you know who the Trustee...

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Under Minnesota law, the attorney who is processing the documents is the lawyer for the personal representative. It is a common misconception that...

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The claim of undue influence is possible if the challenger could prove it by the established judicial standard. That standard is whether the...

The executor of the will has not done what the will specified from the start and now the will is probated

I don't practice in Texas, but in Minnesota (and as a general matter in most states) the minor child as a beneficiary is entitled to be heard in...