My. Brother and sisters have inherited my parents home. If one of us dies does their share pass over their the children?

There is an element of guess on my part, but it sounds like the inheritance is vested in your siblings, so their share passes pursuant to their...

Unless the inheritance was left in a trust or on deposit with the Court, a guardianship should have been established or will need to be now. The...

How do I file for guardianship of my Autistic daughter?

Yes, you need an attorney and need to be appointed guardian of the person for your daughter. After obtaining guardianship, you will not need...

My son-in-law's grandmother just passed away. Now they say he owes a million in back taxes. How can he lower that?

We need to know what type of taxes. Taxes would be a claim against grandmother's estate and not "inherited" by grandson. Property taxes move with...

Probate in the will has 4 heirs to be divide equally. Sold car to one heir do they receive 1/4 of money.

Unless that heir was given a special price (thus reducing what he paid by 1/4), then "yes."

After inheriting land, what are some reasons why a family should seek a probate attorney?

To put this differently, and somewhat sarcastically, as long as you never sell, lease minerals, or borrow against the land, then you don't need an...

Is there anything we can do to stop our sibling from selling thing out of our mom house without our consent?

Probate is required. You can open probate without a will. Although more expensive, the costs don't have to be ridiculously high. Consult an...

How long after default can the tax assessor put land on the market?

Our office is dealing with a property for which the taxes haven't been paid in 20 years, and the taxing authorities (although they have judgments)...

Really making some guesses here, but a deed doesn't have to say "$10 and other good and valuable consideration." It can be "granted per terms of...

Mechanics Lien for Equipment Lessor in Texas, what's involved?

If you lease equipment to a jobsite, you would follow the lien procedure for any other second-tier lien claimant. This is not simple to explain...