How can i force my sister to prove shes executor in texas? She lied to us on being moms poa all these years

Look in the probate records of the county in Texas in which your mother resided and determine if a probate administration of her estate has been...

Can an executor sell a property without consent of beneficiaries?

If the Will contains a power of sale provision, the executor can sell the real without the consent of the beneficiaries as a general matter. If...

Can a debt collector make a claim on recently deceased person's estate for debts past the statue of limitation in Texas?

There is a big difference between a claim and a legally enforceable claim. The creditor can make a claim, but that does not mean the estate has to...

If that type of deed is what you really need, it would be the end product of a conference with an experienced estate planning or elder law attorney...

How will I be able to stay in the house my deceased mom and I shared for 15 years?

The bottom line is you need to hire a probate attorney to protect your interests.

What is the process to remove a deceased spouse from a deed, who left no will?

If she had any children, such children own one-half of the house. If she did not have any children and the house was community property an...

Can my stepdaughter stop me ,the widow from sell my home?

If your husband died without a will and the house was either community property or his separate property the answer is yes.

My father died. I'm the second child but not the oldest son. What do I need to go to get power of attorney?

You are not going to get one from him because he is dead and any POA he signed expired the moment he died. Your immediate issue is to determine...

We need to get an affidavit of heirship on our home so we can sell it, what is involved if we file our own?

If your father-in-law was not listed as a grantee in the deed pursuant to which your home was acquired, he did not acquire an interest in the house...

To receive an accurate answer from an attorney, the attorney would need to see the Will of your husband's mother(was her Will probated) as well and...