I have a will but there another name on on the deeds , how can I get this house in my name.The will is unsigned.

We don't have anything close to enough information about the situation but if I'm understanding correctly that you were named in an unexecuted will...

What is required to serve via publication? What is the time period to wait for an answer before I can move forward?

First you need to get a Court order allowing citation by publication. If there is significant property and/or children involved the Court may...

Do I need an attorney to review a will for it to be legal?

The danger of DIY wills isn't just that they might not comply with the required formalities to be a valid will but that they might be valid yet not...

How does my boyfriend remove his Guardianship?

Repost this under guardianship in New Jersey to get advice better suited to his situation.

Fraud+divorce

If you have business interests involved this divorce is beyond what a pro se should attempt, honestly. I don't always say that but I think you...

Is there anyway I can make a revocable trust that stipulates my child gets my property after i die and my husband dies?

The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that you'd be well served to visit with an estate planning attorney to determine the best means to...

Can my fathers wife sell my father's vehicle's and personal effects without his childrens consent.

If the will truly did not dispose of his personal property (and as others have noted, it probably did even if not specifically), then it would pass...

Based on the limited facts presented, I'd say your options are to open a probate administration to resolve the estate's debts or hold onto the...

Unsecured debt?

If the estate is insolvent, dependent administration may be an appropriate solution. It's like bankruptcy court for deceased people and creditors...

What happens if a will hasn't been read yet but one of his sons already violated some provisions and the executor doesn't care?

The executor doesn't have any power until appointed by the court when the will is admitted to probate (there is no reading). If you feel action...