The Woodlands, TX
Business Lawyer at The Woodlands, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Tax ... +3 more
Facts need to be clarified: (i) did the deceased sibling survive your father and then die, or (ii) if the deceased sibling predecease your father,...
You can do a codicil to the Will, or the son after the maker's death could renounce being appointed as executor. The real question is which...
Assuming no wills are involved, the children and possibly their spouses would need to sign.
Take the document to an experienced probate attorney to review it and advise you.
Just because an online entry says a probate case is closed does not mean an estate has been fully administered. Hire a probate attorney to review...
If the Wills were probated, you can obtain a copy from the county clerk in the county in which your grandparents resided. Yes, there is...
Depending on the terms of the beneficiary form and your grandmother’s Will, a qualified disclaimer executed by your mother may work. You will need...
He would be a bigamist and he could be charged with a felony. Only 1 spouse at a time.
It is not clear what you want to do. One size does not fit all regarding attorneys’ fees.
If both parents are alive, then there is no executor yet. Will will need to be admitted to probate after death before there is a qualified...
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