How to go about getting a copy of my grandad will

You can get a copy of the will from the court. Check with the clerk of the court in the county where your grandfather resided at the time of his...

How can i get legal papers for probate court so my siblings can sign over their part of the house so i can b sole owner

Going through probate is most likely your only option to transfer the interests so your siblings can sign over their interests. If there is no...

Do I have to probate if I do not plan on keeping the property

If you plan on selling the house, it will have to go through some type of probate process. Speak with a probate attorney regarding your options. ...

Am I qualified to handle paperwork to claim my grandparents insurance policy or do I need a lawyer?

Yes, you need to speak with a probate attorney licensed in New York to help you probate your grandparent's estates.

I have been served with Application for Letters of Administration and Application to Determine Heirship.

Since you did not sign the waiver, you will be provided with notice of the hearings. There should be information in the documents that you were...

No, the documents are not the same. I would suggest you have the new paperwork review by an attorney before signing anything that says you...

What can we do about our deceased mother property that we want to sell. She was married at the time of death.

Your mother's estate will have to go through the probate process in order to transfer title and llow it to be sold. You will need a probate...

Can I get a home title transferred without filing a will or going through probate?

A small estate affidavit cannot be used if there is a will or if there is real estate that needs to be transferred, unless there is a surviving...

Does a will stand as written if the person who made the wil had verbally stated changes to an attorney?

A will can only be changed in writing. Any changes must also be witnessed and signed. Unfortunately, your mother's verbal requests are not valid...

My question is about probate in Williamson County, Texas, when the deceased has a will but a small estate ($7000).

Yes, most likely the will has to be probated. In Texas you cannot use a small estate affidavit if the person left a valid will. If your mother...