Can I view my fathers (who is deceased) will?

If you are willing to incur the initial expense, you can seek to open an administrated estate.. This will do one of two things: either your mom...

I believe 15 minutes is a sufficiently long to wait when delivering children., although I don't have a case in point to cite

How can my parents give his mother guardianship over me?

Let me rephrase your question a bit, "How can my parents grant my boyfriend's parents legal control over me during my minority (1 year) in...

What legal action do I have to make sure that all of the accounts are distributed fairly?

A will only controls (in probate court) the disposition of assets that were titled in the decedent's sole name at the time of his death. Given...

Do I automatically get the assets? Do I need to be an executor of an estate? We neither one have a will.

At first blush, I would look to see how the business assets are otherwise titled and I would look to the schedule C filed with your tax returns to...

If you are an owner of the home and can enter without breach of the peace, you may enter the home, so long as there is no court order precluding...

Is there a 1 year limit to file for an estate without a will before it goes to Probate and do Grand-children inherit it all?

Depending on the total value of the assets constituting the the decedent estate. If under $40,000 a small estate administration can be utilized, if...

She did not have a will and all assets were taken by nephews. How do I file a probate case?

You can force the opening of an estate by filing your own Petition for Administration. You will need a Missouri attorney to aid you in this...

If I sue a relative/executive of an estate over a ring left in a will to me ...it was stolen by said person and pawned worthit

Your question is more complex than first appears. The first issue is whether more than a year has passed since the death of the decedent and...

Do i need anyone's permission to take my parent out of state? I am the durable power of attorney.

If your parent has not been declared disabled by a Probate Court, he/she is deemed competent to locate where ever he/she desires, so as long as...