My mother passed away and her home is in both mine and my sisters name. What rights do I have in the house?

If the house is equally owned by you and your sister, then you each have an equal right to possession and use of it. And neither of you can sell...

How do I get a first/last month's lease check changed from the deceased to the executor (my Mother)

If all of the deceased's accounts/other assets were in joint names with others so that no probate is required, there are 2 small estate procedures...

I am the Executor of my Father's will and he passed away in another state.

You have one year from the date of your father's death to file the will along with an application for probate in the Missouri county in which your...

This is a matter in which you need to consult with a probate lawyer. If your father died without a will, the State of Missouri has a statute that...

I have a question regarding inherited property and divorce?

The inherited property will be your brother's separate, nonmarital property. However if the property is sold by him, it is important that the...

II need a probate atty or advice form someone who understands will and trust.

It is difficult to definitively answer your questions without seeing your grandmother's will or trust which leaves the oil well to you. However,...

Your mother, or anyone else named as a beneficiary in your will, should not be a witness to the will. Under Missouri law, their being witnesses...

If an inherited house is left to 4 persons equally, and is rented out, shouldn't all owners have access to view records?

When property is co-owned like this, all of the owners have an equal right to access the premises and its financial records. If you are unable to...

Do I need an attorney

The answer to this question depends on whether grandma had a will. If so, the will would most likely state where the 50% share of the deceased son...

What recourse do I have for a girlfriend holding my deceased uncles items hostage and falsifying the death certificate?

As others have already advised, you need to contact a probate attorney to determine what the family's rights are. It is impossible to determine...