Can my ex-husbands ex-wife of 3 years get everything he recently passed away . I have two grown daughter's with my ex-husband .

The Will governs specifically everything he wanted to do. However, is a "wife" or spouse is named in a Will and the parties are divorced before he...

Both dad and step mom passed away a week apart and I live in the house cane she come and go as she please rather I'm there or no

can WHO come and go? WHEN did Mom and DAD die? Was there a Will? Has anyone sought to open a probate estate? WHOSE name is on the deed to the...

Am my mother next of kin over siblings

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I've been there twice. As much as you want your mother near you, she is much safer where she is and...

Should I sign a bond waiver ?

Your many questions already indicate a lack of trust; so the answer is easy. Do NOT waive the bond. And, if this will be a formal probate and not...

If no Will is filed and Probate requested within a year of her death, no Will is then enforceable. In that case, her property goes to her children...

The property, as all joint property, will NOT go into probate. In this case, it will be owned by your brother when your mother passes. It will be...

If the house you live in is sold to the city for back taxes does the city have the right to kick u out before your court date ?

typically a city does not buy the property for back taxes; it is bought by a bidder at a tax sale. Then suit is filed for the court to confirm the...

What law/rule requires banks to prove that they actually bought forced placed hazard insurance?

The deed of trust and promissory note you signed to secure the property contains a clause requiring you to have insurance and, if you do not, the...

My uncle's attorney is still in control of his trust 2 years after his death. It was not executed completely. is this normal?

Sorry; this question has very few facts and contains mostly conclusions. Any beneficiary is entitled to a compy of the trust. One you/he/she gets...

What happens to house?

If the house title gave your two names as "joint tenants with rights of survivorship" then you own it outright. IF it said "tenants-in-common" you...