The problem is that most of that doesn't technically count as "notice" of you trying to make contact. A certified letter IS 'notice' of trying to...

Why did I receive a Waver of Process Consent to Probate letter? What is the significance of this form?

You received the waiver and consent because you are an intestate heir (someone who would inherit if she died without a will). The waiver is asking...

Sorry about your situation. It's not an easy one to deal with, even if your mom was in a good place. The real problem with trying to answer your...

Received my notice for court. It has a time posted on it when the court is not in session. 9 P.M. instead of 9 A.M.?

Are you seriously asking what will happen if you go to the courthouse at 9pm the day of your hearing? I'm not advising you to do that, but if...

Is this site only for recommending lawyers or for answering legal questions?

Many of us ask the same question, what is the purpose of this website? A LOT of times attorneys will give a generic answer and suggest you find...

Is a hand written aggreement between 2 parties legal if both parties give signiture in state of tx

The good and bad is that the agreement would be valid for what the contract addresses, and anything left out of the agreement is left to litigation...

It sounds like a delay tactic. The wording of the will, or whether it is probated is completely irrelevant. Attorney Sean is right. If they try...

Would this be valid to pursue for a lawsuit?

The important issue here is that you address the revenue loss. There are processing companies that allow you to key in credit cards on your mobile...

My mother recently passed away and her 401k is in limbo. The company said her husband is the beneficiary, but it gets tricky...

I'm sorry for your loss and sorry for the way your mother's husband is treating her memory. Unfortunately, the beneficiary designation of the...

Is it legal to waive child support in Florida?

Use the "Find a Lawyer" feature here on Avvo and take your MSA and decree to another attorney in your area for a second opinion. You'd do the same...