You will need to contact a probate attorney in or around the county where the property is located. If the entire estate of your mother is worth...

What can we do if our atty has procrastinated (over 3 yrs now) to provide promised work according to our probate/estate case?

Attorneys are generally required by our ethical standards to communicate with their clients in a timely manner, and to attend to legal matters...

How long does executor of will have to disburse inheritance after final order and accounting through the court

If you suspect the Personal representative will not be distributing the estate as per the Order Approving Final Account in a timely manner, then...

Why

You don't give much information to form the best possible answer, but the question of would a person change ownership of Certificates of Deposit...

What kind of lawyer do I need to sue my ex husbands wife over his will

Your daughters will need to hire a probate attorney. As an ex-spouse, you have no standing in the estate unless he left you a legacy under a Will...

How do I help my 83 year old sister that was taken advantage of financially by a grandson and a car dealership?

This appears to be a case of possible elder financial abuse and I think a report to DHS Adult Protective Services would be in order, if only to...

How can a person receive money as a beneficiary after the death of parent and not lose it to Medicare/medicad/nursing home?

If your mother-in-law is under the age of 65, a Medicaid Payback Trust can be established to hold the funds and use them for her benefit, which...

How do I go about selling my deceased mother's property?

You're going to have to consult with a probate attorney and bring to him/her the Will.

Death of last living parent

Oklahoma law permits a bank to transfer small accounts to the heirs, if the heirs sign affidavits that they are all the known heirs, and that the...

My grandmother died. My cousin/aunt got estate+life insurance. Could my mother be held responsible for any remaining bills?

Unless your mother had previously agreed in writing to be responsible for your grandmother's debts, she cannot be held liable for any amounts owed...