How do I go about seeing what is mine that my mother had but had no will
If everything she had was in a separate trust and your brother is the trustee then he has the right to dispose of the property but must account to...
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If everything she had was in a separate trust and your brother is the trustee then he has the right to dispose of the property but must account to...
The simplest but not best way is to merely have a new deed prepared putting the entire interest in your names; he signs it with you and you...
Disregard the first answer you got, from an attorney not in Missouri. Most likely the money was "grabbed" by a garnishment. A garnishment is not...
It depends on how his son-in law's name is on the deed.if it is a beneficiary deed than his son-in-law has an. Interest only if the original owner...
You must act quickly to get probate court authority. And you will need an attorney. Act quickly because many public authorities will cremate the...
Some powers of attorney provide they are not effective until the person giving them is mentally incompetent. Some powers of attorney are for...
The letter is worthless. The procedure requires a Petition to be filed in Probate Court to disqualify the person and then a hearing is held with...
Staples do not make the Will; lack of staples or taking them our do not invalidate the Will. Voiding it by taking out the staples is "old...
You first need to get the deed to an attorney to review. Secondly, order title insurance from a title insurance company. Their research will tell...
Once the Decree/Court Order is entered, the Court can issue another Order to have the Sheriff physically move him out