Why would a lawyer (son-in-law of the deceased) need the deceased''s mother''s social security number?

I don't know why son in law asked for the SSN, but the important thing is for your boyfriend's son to retain a probate attorney to represent his...

My husband recently died n left his life insurance to my minor child. Do i have to file for guardianship of estate to control $

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. It will probably be necessary to establish a guardianship of the estate to obtain control of the funds, although a...

What would my grandmother need to collect what was left to my grandfather

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I think you must be referring to your great aunt who has died. Since your grandfather died without a Will, it...

Do we have to go through probate in Texas?

Based upon the facts you present, I agree that it is probably not necessary to probate either Will. However, I suggest you contact a probate...

My sister lived and passed in Clearwater Florida. I live in Texas.

As the other attorneys have stated, the power of attorney is no longer valid since your sister has passed away. Summary Administration (an...

What form do I need, where can I get one. My 23 year old son died last week. I took the death certificate to the bank to close

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. As the other attorney noted, if the value of his bank account and any other assets he owned, excluding his...

As has been already answered, if you are receiving a distribution from the trust in your individual capacity, you will need to indicate...

How would you go about claiming your share from when your dad died and I live in diff. state with my Mom but my step sister's ar

I agree with the other attorneys. You should contact a probate attorney in the county where your father died for a consultation. You can also...

What can I do? Is that legal?

Your best option is to retain an attorney yourself to represent you and protect your interest in the properties. AVVO and TBLS.org are good places...

Can I change my mind about taking commission as PR of my parents estate?

The Florida Probate Code authorizes a PR to take a commission payable from estate assets without court order as compensation for ordinary services....