My father died leaving only $2,700. Nothing is contested. Must I file a small Estate Affidavit?

The question is, were the funds left in his name alone on his date of death? If not, if the assets were in the name of another person also, like...

Reopen estate-fredrick

Not enough information to give you a proper response. Are you saying that a probate estate was opened that did not consider the pour-over will? ...

My dad passed away and on case net it shows Filing Party Refusal to Qualify. We live in MO what does that mean?

It sounds like your dad died intestate, without a will. If so, then his heirs at law have a right to administer his estate. It sounds like his...

At least in our state, which has recently adopted large portions of the Unifrom Trust Act, beneficiaries, even contingent ones, have a right to an...

Forging the signature of an attorney - and filing it in court. as well as forging the signature on notarized documents as well

I know that Louisiana, assuming that is the state where the will was "probated", follows in part, french civil law, spanish law and roman law. ...

How do a request probate court for community mediation rather than the jury trial set for July 1st. I do not have an attorney

If you and your sister are the only beneficiaries (and assuming you are on the same side) then the question becomes who are you going to trial...

Obtaining a short certificate for unclaimed property.

If his will was not probated then you might be able to file a petition to determine heirship which would award the property to his heirs at law. ...

If a creditors claim was not filed during the Estate process and is now closed, can the heirs be held responsble to pay.

If what you are asking is "can the father go after his son's heirs for the amount due on the land?" after the non claim period has run, the short...

Probate Judge

You need to retain counsel to divine what it is that you need to fund the trust with whatever assets there are subject to probate. If the matter...

How long do attorney suppose to keep files concerning a trust or an estate?

In our state an attorney is supposed to keep files for 10 years. If you are the client or beneficiary of a trust you will probably be able to get...