What should an estate attorney do when he finds out the executor has taken money from the estate?
You need counsel who does probate litigation. What the estate attorney does is largely irrelevant.
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You need counsel who does probate litigation. What the estate attorney does is largely irrelevant.
A CPA should not being doing probate work. Would you want a lawyer doing a tax return?
Was there a will or no Will? If there was No Will then you inherit your father's one half interest in property with any siblings you have. ...
It boils down to having an attorney review the Will. Sometimes Wills are written as such that in your situation your father's share goes to his...
There are all sorts of exceptions but four years is the general rule. I suggest finding a probate attorney, they can help. You dont have to...
You need to find an estate litigator. There are things you can do such as making a claim for a constructive trust.
You need to probate the Will.
You can go to county clerk. Sometimes, lawyers can obtain access to them.
It depends on the facts. If there are children from outside of their marriage then she definately needs to probate the will. The prudent thing...
I agree with the other posters. Hopefully, you have supporting documenation or cancelled checks?