I am so sorry to hear of your loss. In Texas, the statute of limitations to probate a will is 4 years. If her will left the home to to you and your...

She will need to be careful about when she sells the house and places any money in anyone's bank account. Medicaid has a 5-year lookback period in...

The best way to transfer is with a life estate deed as when you both pass she gets a step up in basis. If you gift then there is not gift tax but...

If your daughter is totally incapacitated, then you will have to go to Court for Guardianship. It is the only way to continue to care for her and...

An estate planning attorney can help with end of life planning that protects you and will still allow the remainder of her estate to pass to her...

It would depend on what the will says if the brother with the wife has one. If he didn't have a will then the laws of intestacy will determine. ...

Medicaid eligabilty is a complicated area of law. A good elder law attorney can help you evaluate your parents income and assets to determine what...

If he is not competent, then you can't get a POA. You may have to get guardianship over him so you can help him get eligible for medicaid and do...

It depends on the language in your brother-in-laws will. If his will said it goes to my wife as long as she survives me by (ex. less than three...

I think you a cause of action against the executor as well as possibly having the sale voided. If the executor violated the terms of the will, you...

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