Is a nonjudicial foreclosure in Texas easy enough to do or do I need an attorney?

I agree with Mr. Woodward. It is not that it is a difficult process, the process is very specific and any deviation could be possible grounds for...

What can I do

Start by checking your lease. Do you still have time left where you are entitled to possession of the property? Is your rent current and are you...

Do I have to provide a current tax return in the process of probating my late wife's will in Dallas, Texas?

Power of Attorney expires of death and will not be a factor in the probate process. You will not need to provide a tax return to the court, but ...

My mother-in-law past away there is a will? How do we get the deeds changed.

This is actually a probate question. While it may not be the law that every Will go through the full probate process, there is almost always some...

Are we able to contest my fathers will? The so called lawyer changed our address so we were never notified of probate court

Please seek the advice of an experienced probate attorney as soon as possible. If this attorney drafted the will, I question whether it was...

The Executer of estate giving me the bum rush. I was my mother's caregiver for almost three years.

So it looks as though you are in Texas. Did your mother have a Will? If so, has it been admitted to probate and the executor appointed? If not,...

Can I file on my own in probate court?

Harris County does require an executor to be represented by counsel. The theory is that as the executor you represent the interests of...

Certain counties (such as Travis and Williamson) do require you to retain an attorney to probate a Will. Others may not in certain proceedings. ...

The mortgage company may not be familiar with Texas probate law and the clerk cannot give you legal advice. I think you should speak to a probate...

Are Sibilings liable for deceased mother's delinquent Property Taxes if their names are not on the Deed?

An "In Rem" lawsuit is against or about the property and not you personally. You are being served so that you have notice of the suit and a chance...