Dad died step-Mom's lawyer is wanting and my sister to give up our rights to his estate without supporting documents of what?

Get an attorney. Now. It sounds like they are trying to take you for a ride, and you would be foolish to take them on without legal assistance. ...

I have two questions about wills

You have a number of questions that rely on documents that should be closely reviewed. I would strongly recommend that you seek an attorney to...

My friend's mother was left with an inheritance under a will by her suggar daddy. How long until she actually receives it?

I am concerned that Ms. Lowry may be correct. $10,000 is an awfully high amount just for an attorney to represent a beneficiary where there is no...

Mineral rights?

If she left everything to her husband, then it is his heirs that have an interest in the mineral rights. You should have an attorney closely review...

Sell land that was left to u

You did not say "what" said you could do anything with it. If you mean the will, then you have a few methods available to you, but each will...

Am I allowed to file an Affidavit of Heirship with the county if a Will was probated through Independent Administration?

As long as his wife is still the executor, she can just deed it over. However, his interest in the house must pass according to his will. You may...

Transfer Grandparent Homestead

You have a few options and to do any of them properly will certainly require an attorney's assistance. Some examples of your options include...

My sister divorced 2 years ago & signed a promissory note to her ex for his equity in the house. He has passed away.

Yes, the house belongs to her. However, the balance of the promissory note is still due (barring some very unlikely language in the promissory...

Who has right to reside in residence after death of owner with no will?

Generally, the spouse is granted a life estate in the homestead. Whether or not she has abandoned this right since it is no longer her primary...

Affidavit of heirship... Need advice

The amount of information that must be provided is not extensive. Essentially, it is knowledge of spouses, children, and sometimes siblings. If...

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