Does my mother's will supersede my recently deceased sister's will and debts?
Sounds like your mother's will was probated, you received your inheritance, and you willingly gave your inheritance to your sister.
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Sounds like your mother's will was probated, you received your inheritance, and you willingly gave your inheritance to your sister.
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You don't file an appeal until after you lose at the hearing. Show up at the hearing, make your case. You never know, maybe the court will find...
Would highly recommend that you immediately look for an attorney experienced in this exact area of defense. Be prepared in advance.
Best to confer in person with an attorney to go over ALL of the facts. Visitation is a right, not a duty.
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You asked this earlier as an immigration question. You probably want to confer with an immigration/ family law attorney about your options. Use...
They might hold it. But the odds are that if you are up to date with your agreed payments that they probably won't/.
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