My mother did a Suviorship deed and listed all siblings and gave it to us. We discover following her death she did a TOD w/attor

I would suggest you contact an atty or a good title company to determine if the survivorship deed is valid and if it supercedes the beneficiary...

How long ago did your mother die? Perhaps you could open a probate estate and then file a discovery of assets action claiming he has kept property...

How do i go about seeing my dads will that has not been filed in probate court? His wife is not cooperating,he died 03/14/2012

In our state, it is presumed that a party will file a will within 30 days of date of death. Giver her some time. Also, the will may never be...

Small estate affidavit question-Dallas tx

A small estate affidavit should be correct before you submit it so that there is no question after the court grants you the certificate.

I have been given a motion and a citation to dismiss a probate case in wash st. how can i stop the court from dismissing case

You need to find a good probate lawyer to represent you. If not, you're case is going to be dismissed.

Is home purchased with funds from inheritance considered separate property if spouse's name is on deed?

Did you sign the deed with his name on it? Only retaining a good domestic law atty in Tx will give you the answers to the questions you ask.

In almost all states that means you've retained an attorney to clear title to property that has been left in the name alone of a decedent.

Generally speaking I would have to agree with the other answers but I do recall there are quite possibly some states that say that a spouse is...

I need to transfer my deed of trust back to me from a company. I still am the legal owner of the property as I pay the mortgage.

Absolutely you need to retain counsel, ASAP! A good real estate atty can point you in the right direction to get the management company off dead...

How can I tell which is best: "filing" the will with probate court, or "admitting" the will to probate court?

Well, filing the will only means leaving it with the court for safekeeping. Having the will admitted means proving it up. I would say for...