I am the executor over my mothers estate, and my brother is the co-executor. Do he have the right to sell the property?

The consent of both co-executors and beneficiaries of the property is generally required for a completed transaction. You should consult with your...

My Grandparents left a will in where real estate property will be given to my uncle.

You should take your grandparent's Wills to an experienced probate attorney to review and explain the terms t you. Most likely your Uncle has the...

Is probate like divorce in terms of penalties?

Sounds like fraud. Hire an experienced probate attorney to assist you with the next steps.

Can a probate judge rule the way he wants or does he have to follow the Will?

You should consult with your probate attorney to make sure you receive your fair portion. The Judge is not allowing the harm you are suffering,...

What can I do about my brother renting my deceased moms home and it has not been probated as she has not will

You'll need to hire an attorney to seek appointment as administrator of the estate to have the authority to control (rent or sell) the estate assets,

Can I receive the compensation money from my husband's company?

I am sorry for your loss. The question you ask is related to personal injury or workers compensation , but definitely not probate. I am changing...

You'll need a lawyer to assist you - although you may not actually need an estate account if the only asset you are collecting is the insurance...

How do I start a will

You are very wise to make these preparations for your family. You'll need to contact an estate planning attorney to assist you.

Which form do I use to transfer my guardianship for California to Texas?

Welcome to Texas! If it is a true guardianship, you'll need to file an action in Texas. You'll need a Texas guardianship attorney.

Can my 17 year old stepdaughter make her own decision to go live with her biological father in Texas.

Your stepdaughter is not old enough, wise enough, or ready to make decisions for herself. At least until she is 18, or until a Court orders...