Texas does allow transfers in if the other state allows transfers out. If Florida doesn’t allow transfers out your next choice is an F reorg....

In addition to the prior answer, I would add a couple of things. First this is probably not the foum to bare your soul. Try to be more general next...

The short answer is NO. if the facts you set forth are accurate, then you and your brother will ultimately inherit 1/2 of your fathers estate. ...

Texas sales tax is due on the amount of money you collect for items that you have sold. It has nothing to do whether you made a profit or not. If...

Not so. Depends if it’s separate or community property as to who gets what. Use Avvo to find a local probate lawyer ton talk to. Many offer free...

You or your father to be precise need to hire an EXPERIENCED probate lawyer in the county in which the titles owners of the land died. Put...

There is a significant problem here. Since your friend died intestate, Texas law determines who her heirs are. The fact that she never adopted...

The simple answer is to hire an attorney and force them to work for the money they allege they owe you. Do not let them take a default judgment in...

The fact that she has filed bankruptcy may or may not make a difference to a probate court. It depends on the facts and circumstances surrounding...

In order for your brother and the rest of the family to get to where you describe there was in all probability a probate proceeding. If i am...