Which form to use

I highly recommend that you have an heirship proceeding, and when heirship is determined, then have the son deed any interest in the property to you.

My parents are deceased and left no will. i continued to pay the mortgage for 15 yrs until it was paid off. what are my options?

Are you the sole heir? If not, your paying the mortgage for someone else, in part. Not a good financial plan. If you are the sole heir, you need...

I went to probate court and have name over my father estate, found out that the county sole his land without the family knowing?

Go to the attorney who did your father's probate for him and research your rights to set aside the sale or gain the excess proceeds, if any, of the...

How do I obtain power of attorney of a deceased parent?

You need to tell the account holders that your father has died. They will probably tell you that you need letters testamentary which is the result...

How to ensure inheritance if no will in Texas

You are an heir. Your step father is not in control of the estate unless he has been appointed administrator by the Court. You need to apply to...

My mother passed away last year and she owes a federal bank put she didn't put the house as collateral

You need to establish ownership of the house through probate. In that process, the debt must be paid. You need an attorney ASAP

In Texas is there a need to probate a will if three persons hold title to real property?

If any portion of any real property is in your ex-husband's name, the best result is to go ahead and probate the will. Not expensive either.

You don't describe the property, but if this is a small homestead, an affidavit of heirship or a small estate affidavit may work. You probably...

Can a bank foreclose a property and guarantee to sell it to one certain person?

This sounds like a banker saying, "trust me." Good way to end up homeless. You have better options. See a probate attorney. At minimum, you can...

Income taxes on disability income estate tax on deceased credit card debt

If the debts are solely the debts of the deceased, the surviving spouse does not "inherit" the debts, but you can't take the decedent's assets and...