My great aunt died left NO will, how do the family or I probate the belongings?
The legal process is called a Judicial Determination of Heirship. With this, the probate judge signs a document stating who the heirs are under...
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The legal process is called a Judicial Determination of Heirship. With this, the probate judge signs a document stating who the heirs are under...
Talk with a probate lawyer right away. Some probate attorneys will offer a free or inexpensive consultation meeting. In fact, some may even be...
I agree with the earlier answers. Get a probate attorney to write a demand for accounting for you. It will be simple for the attorney to...
I agree. If your mother's will is from before 1999, your father may not be able to serve as executor or trustee. Also, if you're a beneficiary...
The county in which he resided at the time of his death is the correct county for probate by default. His parents, since they're the heirs, can...
The probate court itself wouldn't handle the divorce. Rather, if he's declared incapacitated, it sounds as though he'd have a guardian appointed. ...
If your husband already has a power of attorney making you as his agent, then you can sign. If not, then talk with a guardianship law attorney...
The bad news is that I do think you'll need to probate. The good news is that you GET to probate... many people die without a will, which creates...
Yes, it means that you are one of the heirs to your uncle's estate. The brother is asking to be in charge of the estate, much like an executor of...
You don't have to be physically present for a small estate affidavit. However, all of the heirs have to sign the document and have it notarized.