When my fiancé and I get married,he wants to adopt her, what are our chances of terminating my exs rights?
A court will decide what's in the child's best interests. File the step parent adoption and see what happens.
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A court will decide what's in the child's best interests. File the step parent adoption and see what happens.
The personal representative should follow the terms of the Will. If no will, all assets should be sold with money divided per the intestacy statues.
Still not too late to correct this. Merely inform them your claim was mistaken and you want to terminate it. They should be glad to comply.
Not sure if you are concerned about legal fees but an arbitration is likely your best bet.
You have no control in the matter. The personal representative will control subject to court supervision unless he had a will with independent...
I suspect you can prevail but an attorney is a good idea.
The parents may motion the court for parental placement but the court has great discretion.
Hire an accountant or attorney and submit an offer in compromise in hopes they will settle.
If uncontested then it should take four to six months depending upon the service on the natural parents.
Difficult to determine if your counsel acted appropriately or not from your question. I encourage you to sit with another attorney in your area to...