Saint Louis, MO
Estate planning Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
Any answer is subject to a review of the easement documents and the deeds to you and your neighbors' property. However if you own the underlying...
A court has the discretion to remove an executor. Whether the court would do so, depends on what you mean by incompetent. I would suggest you...
You should definately consult with an attorney and allow them to review the documents. Several other pieces of information are necessary to...
In order to accurately answer your question there are a number of other pieces of information that are needed. The question should probably also...
I would suggest that you consult with an attorney who practices in this area of the law sooner rather than later. It may very well be that there...
If you need an executor appointed, you will likely need to open a probate administration with the court. Typically, the individual named in your...
As the previous answer indicates, the full circumstances should probably be reviewed but if a small estate affidavit is appropriate, it is...
Sorry, in my prior post, I meant to say ". . . does not seem as though it would invalidate the will. . ."
In Missouri, a will generally needs to be witnessed by two individuals that are not related to the maker and are not included in the will. As a...
The previous answer provided some good information. I am licensed in Illinois and do practice in the areas of the law mentioned. You will receive...
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