It appears your situation involves probate law and criminal law. I encourage you to begin by contacting your brother's parole officer. The...

A revocable trust is one way to avoid probate court's expense. A transfer on death deed may be another way to avoid probate court. To make the...

In Texas, a surviving spouse with no ownership in the marital home has a "life estate." That means they are free to live in the marital home until...

This question cannot be answered without having reviewed the will. You really must consult an experienced probate attorney, will in hand, to get...

Your situation is a blend of property law and family law. An inheritance is usually a spouse's separate property. But using an inheritance to...

Your pour over will only comes into play if you acquire realty or other valuable property after your trust was created, but you neglected to take...

I agree with Jacob Jeffries. And when you consult the experienced family law attorney, I suggest you take copies of the final decree, the original...

If you have a trust, I suspect your home was placed in the trust. If so, no probate of a will is called for. Or, perhaps the attorney who set up...

Your situation is complicated, to say the least. If the boyfriend could establish the relationship with your mother evolved into an informal...

You are in a true predicament. Ideally, you should have had your sister sign a deed transferring 100% of her interest in your mother's home and...