Will Question

Your options include suing to remove your sister as executor for breaching her duties (not following the will) and showing you hostility. You can...

My father passed away and left a will.

One addition. The debts incurred by one spouse or the other in their name only are their debts and not "community debts." Therefore, if your Mom...

Step mother selling my deceased fathers estate. Ask me to sign a form.

Just because the title company wants you to sign something (a waiver?), you can't conclude you own anything. To give a clear answer, we would need...

A friend recently died with no will and his son needs to close the bank account to get the money. He is in another state.

Generally, probate should be opened in the estate where the decedent lived. If there are no other assets, probate could be opened in Texas. In...

The answer to your question, how to transfer into your own name, is "not easily." The oral will is invalid. The heirs are any living at the time...

How do I find out the attorney's name for my deceased grandfather's will?

First, the easy question. If the will is offered for probate, it is a public record obtainable from the County Clerk, either online in some...

Does that make myself and my sister legal heirs of his estate, because my uncles attorney stated he is the only heir??

The fact I'm having trouble following is this: why would your grandfather sign a birth certificate if he didn't marry your mother until 5 years...

How can my sister get guardianship of my father who she now takes care of? Another sister has power of attorney 3 years ago.

You father is incapacitated. If the person to whom was given a power of attorney will not relinquish that power, or that person will not exercise...

If I wanted to write my own will how do I go about doing it and does a lawyer have to do anything

Sounds like a two-day trial I just completed. Home cooked will and lots of children. $55,000 in attorney fees. Does that home-cooked will sound...

Can I contest my dad's will and how much time do I have to do this

Yes, it was probably legal. You have two years from the order probating the will to file a contest, but sooner is MUCH better.