Property located in Texas and decedent died intestate in CA. Is TX ancillary probate procedure available?

Yes, but with an insolvent estate, why?

Texas property deed transfer to heir with no will.

Yes, your mother needs a will. As important, she needs to sign powers of attorney, medical and financial, if mentally able to do that. We need...

How do I go about obtaining Letters Testamentary?

You will need to consult and hire a Rhode Island attorney. He will file an application to probate the will and appoint you pursuant to RI procedures.

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I want to deeply echo what Mr. Land said: YOU NEED TO GET AN ATTORNEY AND INTERVENE ON YOUR OWN BEHALF. Even if you don't want to be appointed...

Would signing a deed to stepmother affect my eligibility to collect on my father's part of a living trust?

I think if you need to give approval for a mortgage, you can sign off on the mortgage (i.e. the Deed of Trust). If they give you a deed (Special...

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My grandmother died. My sister and brother were given a third of her estate. My brother passed away and did not deposit (cont.)

The answer depends on the wording of the will and the timing of your brother's death. Since your brother post-deceased your grandmother, unless...

What is the best recourse to finish a probate issue in TX when our hired TX attorney won't intervene?

For whatever reason, it sounds like you need to change attorneys, but there is a solution. The heirs who want the property sold need to sue for...

Is it true that under Texas Law an attorney must turn the Will over to the County Clerk's office immediately.?

There is no legal requirement to immediately or ever turn a will into a county clerk. You can compel the filing of the will in some circumstances...

WHAT ARE THE LAWS REGUARDING DROPPING A GUARDINGSHIP IN TEXAS??

If you friend has a guardian, he has been declared incapacitated and has no ability to sign a power of attorney. In any event, to change a...

Medicaid

I welcome comments from lawyers who know more about this topic, but I think that in applying for medicaid you do not include your brother's...