I want to transfer my house to my daughters name but it is still under my name and my deceased husbands name?

You need to consult a probate attorney to determine the appropriate procedure to clear title to the property. Was a will probated for your...

An agent acts under a power of attorney in which the agent is appointed as such. An executor is empowered under a Will once the court enters the...

How many years do i have to be in a common law mariage in texas

Did both of you agree you were married, did you live together as husband and wife, did you hold yourself out to third parties as being married? ...

My husband died in Texas without a will . We have real estate in Texas FL and MI. What happens to the MI and FL properties

Ancillary probate will be needed in the other two states and the property will pass under the laws of descent and distribution of those estates.

Why should you be put at risk? Let the friend pay the policy cost. So you are not the bad guy, blame it on your attorney.

The attorney who handled the probate case can provide you with an appropriate answer based on the specific facts of your case. As a very...

At the time of my death will my husband get my house and all my furniture even if I have a will stating it is to go to my child

Your estranged husband will have the right to live in the house for his life if he survives you even if your will leaves the house, which is your...

I bought real estate in Texas in June 2013. Got married October 2013. We want to hold title as joint tenants. ?

You should talk to an experienced estate planning or family law attorney whether this is a good idea, especially if you became divorced.

Can a reciprocal will be ruled invalid under certain circumstances ?

You need an experienced probate attorney to review documents and develop the facts in order to know your options.

Have Will in " Safekeeping" the appointed Executor of Estate does not want the position; what is needed?

If you are named as a beneficiary in the Will, you can file an application to probate Will. The son can renounce the right to be appointed...