Your stepmother is entitled to one-half of the estate as surviving spouse, in addition to a fee up to about 3% of the amount of any cash and value...

If if you can prove these allegations the court will remove the personal representative and appoint someone else. You will need an attorney to file...

This requires each to sign a separate notarized power of attorney but the notary must verify at the time they sign that each is mentally competent...

A will is not enforceable unless a Petition with the Will is filed with the probate court to open a probate estate within one year from date of...

If he is not going to adopt your son and you are not married, you can give him a temporary power of attorney to make some decisions on your behalf...

Bank privacy laws prevent anyone from getting any information on that account except a personal representative of a probate estate opened by the...

I can not answer this question without seeing the Deed and why you are named as "grantee." A grantee normally is the person getting the property...

It is a better question to put in the family law section but probate might be involved. The general answer is that only a judge can decide on that...

First, the power of attorney "dies" when the person dies so it is no longer of any use Second, heirs do not in herit debts. If there is no...

You do not indicate whether your brother has any evidence you owed your mother anything. Unless there is a promissory note or something in the...