My wifes father passed away and he has a tattoo shop not listed in the will its only her and her brother does she have to sell?

I am not sure that I fully understand the facts. As a general rule, though, you wouldn't need to sell assets unless the will directs you to do so...

It all depends on how the home is titled. If it is titled as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, the surviving siblings will inherit the...

My grandmother passed away and left some money from life insurance to me and my brother? do we have to claim on taxes in AL?

No, assets received due to the death of a deceased person are not taxable. Any appreciation in value after the asset is received could be taxable,...

What all needs to be accomplished throughout the probate process in Florida with no will? Do I even need an attorney?

Yes, you need an attorney. Florida probate proceedings usually require an attorney, and even if you were to use a shortcut to probate you would...

My mother passed away about 2 months ago and lefted my sister over her will .My mother said in the will pay her bills and the

Unfortunately, the terms of the insurance policy will trump whatever your mother stated in the will. The proceeds will pass by virtue of contract...

As a widow can i get access to my husband's bank account in miami if i live out of USA?

It depends on how the account is titled and the sequence of deaths. If the account was joint between your husband and your father-in-law and your...

You are starting in the right place by looking at the assets. Anything that passes automatically through joint ownership and beneficiary...

What is the cost for probate? How do I go about this? I am not familiar with this.

The answer, of course, is "it depends." All that any attorney can do is evaluate your case and let you know how they handle pricing. Our firm, for...

A lot depends on how the assets are titled. If any of the assets passed to the mother by virtual of joint ownership or beneficiary designations,...

Can i probate a will simple will that's over five years old with a lawyer

Yes, you can probate the will. There is no deadline for admitting a will to probate in Florida.