All heirs unwilling to sign waiver for consent to appoint independent administrator
Without 100% consent, you have an dependent administration.
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Without 100% consent, you have an dependent administration.
Your question throughly details that there is no probate estate, so the answer is No.
I assume "father" and "husband" are the same person. I'm also assuming there is no will. Given those assumptions, then the husband's property...
Let me add this dire thought, because I've seen it happen: Living in someone's house and paying the expenses, even the mortgage, does not give you...
To answer this question, an attorney would need to review the two documents to see if either is a last will and testament. Whichever is the last...
You need an attorney to review the title and all facts, but some probate procedure is necessary
If you were legally given the house, you were deeded the property and you filed the deed. If so, then your mother would have to contend that you...
I don't think any state would recognize an unsigned will, but the law that applies is where your Uncle resided. If that is Arkansas, an Arkansas...
Two things are clear: the power of attorney means nothing at this point because it is void upon death of your mother. Second, the niece doesn't...
I would definitely hire an attorney to respond based on the information the other answers suggest you gather. That will tell the executor you...