HOW LONG DOES SOMEONE HAVE TO PROBATE A WILL? WHAT CAN I DO TO GET THE PROPERTY IN MY NAME?

A will must be probated within 4 years of the person's death; however, there are circumstances where it might be admitted for the sole purpose of...

Do I have to pay this settlement offer?

Depending on what your other debts are, you might want to consider bankruptcy. You'll need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney in your area...

How do i intercept the estate of a debtors deceased spouse?

Creditors have a right to request an administration of someone's estate where money is owed to them; however, there are specific steps that must be...

How can I get my father house under my name ?

I'm sorry for the loss of your father. Texas has laws in place for who inherits property when someone dies without a will. It can be complicated...

Is such thing as a partial warranty deedmy mom old and she made a will and left me everything but she owes2000 dollars.

Did you probate the will? A will is not valid until it has been made official by a Probate Judge. Typically, the person receiving the deed...

What do I need to do to file a claim in Office of the Clerk regarding an out of state inheritance case?

Please consult with a probate attorney in your area so you can present the paperwork you received and they can provide better advice.

In San Antonio, if a non-operable car is in private property, not operable, will it get towed?

You may want to talk to the Homeowner's Association (if there is one) and let them know the situation. Unless the vehicle is dangerous or on...

How Do I retrieve and Remove Original Signer for Vechicle?

Perhaps talk to the bank about this. You're just as responsible for payment as the other person; perhaps, you can bring it current and take...

Is there an exemption for cash when converting a chapter 7 to chapter 13? We are currently in a chapter 13 since September

I suggest you speak with your attorney about this. As the other lawyers suggested, if you do not have one then arrange for a consultation.

I've moved your question to family law. It's your parent's responsibility to take care of you, when you move out on your own, you won't have to...