Mom died. How do I find out what is going on with her will when siblings won't speak to me.
As counsel suggested, you need to check with the Probate Division in the County where she resided when she died. You can also check with Recorder...
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As counsel suggested, you need to check with the Probate Division in the County where she resided when she died. You can also check with Recorder...
First things first. You have to establish your right to his property. So you need to retain a good lawyer to reivew the case and help you out.
As counsel suggested, sibling are never personally responsible for the debts of another, unless, they agreed to pay funeral expenses, or they...
Alternative Dispute REsolution is always best. If you can discuss case without compromising your rights then it might not be a bad idea. I...
I agree with counsel's assessment. It depends on what you have in terms of an affidavit as to whether you can enforce the contracts your father...
Only an atty with all the facts before them can give you the answer you seek. That being said, I'll bet that your brother in law didn't just give...
You need to retain a local probate lawyer to get the answers you need to this question.
You need to hire a local probate lawyer to answer these questions. It can be a tricky area.
Since you are now of majority I would suggest you contact your own atty and get the answers you require to carry on with life.
A contract is a contract. You need to see a good specialist who can calmly and quietly discuss the facts with you and see if there is a way around...