MY AUNT PASSED AWAY WITH OUT A WILL AND SHE HAVE 2 SONS, WE CANT GET ANY INFORMATION ON THE HOUSE SO WE CAN SELL, WHAT TO DO?

When a person dies in Texas without leaving a Will, the division of their property is left up to the default laws of the Texas Probate Code. You...

My wife's sister has power of attorney over her mother and father. My wife's father recently passed away. There is a will.

The Texas Probate Code contains some very direct provisions related to the production of a Will by someone in possession. Your wife's sister...

What is the best way to discover hidden assets?

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to go about locating hidden assets. But, you might encourage your attorney to look in some of the following...

Give an example of an elder care contract for alzheimer care of a parent by their child.

I think that we can all appreciate you approaching the issue of caring for an elderly parent and doing so under clear, direct and enforceable...

Can my children contest a will in TN?

I'll leave the issue of whether or not your children (who I presume are children of the decedent) have standing to contest the Will to a Tennessee...

I wouldn't consider not appearing as an option. Show Cause hearings in probate can be held for any of a variety of reasons, but most of them are...

How to dissolve a trust estate that we are the beneficiaries of that is at FNB in Corpus Christi, TX. what is the process?

It's quite likely that you'll need the assistance of an attorney, although it isn't perfectly clear from your question what exactly you're looking...

Can I petition the court to get my disbursement check without signing a release?

You are likely right to be concerned, and you cannot be compelled to sign any kind of release. Being released from liability is something that...

In the state of florida can the person who very competent, but who is under forced guardianship

I've read with some interest this and your more recent post as well. Although I'm not a Florida attorney and cannot comment at all on Florida...

Yes, you can collect what you are entitled to without signing a release. However, the reality is that no executor or administrator would willingly...

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