What r my mother's right's after her daughter died of brain n lung cancer for her estate?

You will need to hire an attorney to invalidate the Will. I would setup a consultation soon to ensure you don't miss important legal deadlines.

My parents paid the property taxes for at least 20 yrs on family estate does that make a difference?

As to ownership, no. But a co-owner may have the right to seek reimbursement from the other co-owners for taxes paid and other maintenance on the...

Do I need to open a succession with death of husband only property is the home in both names I'm still paying the note.?

You will not be able to sell the home without first doing a succession. As long as the mortgage and taxes are paid, you should also not have any...

Can I get child support after the dad dies.

Generally no, but your child may be entitled to inherit from the deceased. Since the father died, he has no income earning ability anymore to...

I agree with the other attorney. A share of the deceased brother's estate - naked ownership of an undivided interest I assume - was left to the...

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Change Louisiana Power of Attorney to different person?

Louisiana law allows any interested party to bring an agent to court if the agent mismanages a person's finances. But you will need to speak with...

My husband died in 2016 and our home is in both our names. Do I need to do an accession?

Yes, you cannot claim certain insurance or assistance claims without a clear title.

Hi I need to know how to settle an estate from my grandmother who died several years ago?

You may have lots of hands in the jar by now, but a competent attorney can sort this out for you. You will need as much information about your...

Will I be entitled to my father's inheiretence if he was on my grandmother's will but passed away before she did?

It depends. The Will can specify that his share go to her other children (or anything really).. If it is silent as to what happens to his share, it...

My father made out a will, leaving everything (all paid for) to his four children. Can my sister-in-law claim part of it?

Unless she is in the Will, then a daughter in law has no rights to an estate. Well, unless one of the children gives her rights. Get an attorney...