My father recently passed away and we can't find his will. Is there any way to find out if he filed one?

My condolences on your loss. You can ask the Court to compel his wife to produce the will. If you think it may be in a safe deposit box you can get...

It's not clear from your fact pattern what stage of the process you are in, but if an executor has been appointed and you have learned there are no...

My Mother had TWO wills. The 2nd of-cours over riding the first. I have never seen the original will. Can that will be found?

If the 2nd will revokes the 1st, and you don't believe the 2nd will was a product of duress or fraud or that your mom lacked capacity, it really...

My mom has dementia,my brother is talking care of her,he has rented out her house and done away withall her thing can he do this

You've gotten some good advice already. I would just note that while the permanent guardianship process takes several months, if you believe it's...

My aunt's son is ripping her off. Can my aunt (91 yrs old) be legally helped even if it appears that she doesn't want any help?

I see that you're in Dallas. If that's where your aunt lives too, I suggest you contact the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program...

You've gotten some excellent advice from other posters. I would only add to that that if you drafted the original will fairly recently the attorney...

My husband lives in a home that was joint owned by his grandmother and grandfather and the grandmother died about 10years ago.

This will be a little complicated in that the property may need to pass through 2 estates. A local probate attorney can advise as to your best...

Do i need an estate lawyer if there is already one on the probate?

Beneficiaries aren't required to get their own attorney but if they believe the executor is acting inappropriately, they want to contest the will,...

What will i have to do to get legal guardianship of my father?

My condolences on what must be a difficult situation. Guardianship may or may not be the most appropriate option for you. If your dad still has...

Will

Yes, a Texas will can serve to pass your property to family members in another country. If you are asking whether you can do it yourself the answer...