Do I have to probate a will?
I agree with the prior answers. If your mom's will leaves everything to you, and you probate it, the only recourse your brother's descendants have...
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I agree with the prior answers. If your mom's will leaves everything to you, and you probate it, the only recourse your brother's descendants have...
I agree with the prior answers. At this point, you don't have to do anything. When it comes time to transfer the property to the beneficiary...
I agree with the prior answers. If she has capacity and is willing, she can execute a Durable Power of Attorney (financial) and Medical Power of...
I agree with the prior answers. There are also ways to deal with the common law spouse issues, depending on whether anyone wants to dispute the...
I would add that other than a will, the husband could deed the house to the wife and himself as joint tenants with right of survivorship. Of...
Unless the house was titled in a way where it automatically transferred to you on your dad's death, for example held as joint tenants with right of...
I depends on the type of probate required, but that is not unreasonable. Some attorneys will work with you and let you pay in installments, but...
Sorry to hear about your situation. I agree with the other answers. Do not wait! Consult a probate attorney as soon as possible. There is a lot...
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My answer assumes probate in Texas. It seems from your question, your mother may have lived in Georgia. If that is the case, a probate would...
I am sorry to hear about your situation. I am sure this entire ordeal is very stressful. I agree with the other answers. You may need to pursue...