Sec. 473.050 RSMo. establishes the statute of limitations for admitting a will to probate in Missouri is one year from the date of death.

If I died without a will, what would happen to my children? Who would most likely get them?

A testamentary will applies to one's assets and liabilities and does not determine custody of minor children. You may express your preference as to...

Do judges rule more on evidence even when they have discretion?

If you have an attorney representing you, you should take his (her?) advice because he (she?) knows your case. If you are not satisfied with your...

You don't have any obligations to your step-children and given their insensitive comments,you probably don't want to communicate with them. Based...

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How can I flail power sf attorney while my dad's in the hospital?

If your Dad is not impaired the fact that he is in hospital does not prevent him signing an effective durable power of attorney so lomg as it is...

There is no "right" answer to your question. Also, judges usually have discretion in deciding what weight to give evidence and in applying the law...

My ex fiance has filled charges against me for taking half of our wedding fund when I moved out. The money was cash.

You need to seek advice specific to your situation so I suggest you hire a Cass County attorney right away. He or she may be able to avoid charges...

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Experience with writ of prohibition

Generally speaking, special writs (such as prohibiton) seeking relief from appellate courts before cases are decided on the merits are only granted...

How do I find out if my fathers will has been filed in probate

It's a good guess no will was filed with the probate court and no estate was opened if you have not received notices of such since your father...

The will

You didn't provide enough information to give a specific answer. However, a person in possession of a decedent's will is obligated to file it in...