What can we do legally?

Your mother in law's estate would be controlled by Texas Intestate Succession laws. Under those laws, if there is no surviving spouse, the...

Differences between a aal and a pr.

If you feel that the attorney ad litem that was appointed is not doing his or her job, you should speak with the court regarding your concerns. If...

Do I need legal representation of my own because I have been named in this suit for guardianship?

It is best to have your own representation, especially if you are being accused of exploiting your friend. You should speak with an elder law or...

Can a will be done online?

Giventhe age of your current will, it is probably best to make new wills. In addition to the will you should also have powers of attorney (medical...

You need to a written agreement regarding the aquisition of your partners interest. You also need resolutions approving the transaction. You do...

How may I get back the personal property belonging to my children and me?

If there is a will, and your sister lied to the court, you need to take action immediately to have her removed as administrator. You are going to...

How can I stop his sister from throwing me out and taking OUR assets of 14 years and also be able to postpone leaving my home?

In order to have a common law marriage, you must prove that you not only co-habitated, but you intended to be married and held yourselves out in...

What should be my next step, Does the probate court contact me? Should I have the deed placed in my name?

Do you have a probate attorney? If not, I would suggest that you hire one to help you with the probate process. The court will not contact you;...

If more than 1 beneficiary wants to be administrator. what are the filing requirements?

FIle one application to probate listing both beneficiaries as joint administrators. I would also suggest that you speak with a probate attorney...

Is it possible to transfer title to a decedent's house to her 2 children without going through probate/other judicial process?

Wills should be probated within 4 years of the date of death, but there are exceptions. Speak with a probate attorney as soon as posssible to...