My husband brother died they payied off his car sent a check for balance to him how would my husband cash the check

If the check is in the name of the person who died, it passes to his estate. If there was a Will, his estate passes under the Will. If there was...

Can creditors take our home after my husband passed away ?

Hire a local probate lawyer to file an application for probate and, if possible, an application to set aside exempt property: the homestead and up...

You can fire your lawyer at any time for any reason or for no reason. You will probably need to hire another lawyer to help you finish probate. ...

What should I do about a lawsuit for back taxes when the house was willed to my sister?

Submit the Will for probate. If you do not have it, ask a local probate lawyer to demand it. If that doesn't work, submit an Application for...

I am 16 and I want to live with my dad and so does my 3 sisters but my mom won’t let us see him what should I do ?

If the Court ordered child visitation, it is up to your father to seek enforcement or modification.

Notaries and attorneys who are notaries do on occasion go to a jail or prison to notarize a document. Being an agent under a power of attorney...

Can one person/child refuse to show the will of a parent to the other sibling and claim all the assets for themselves.?

A will has no legal effect until it is admitted to probate (proving) by a court. If the person who holds the will is refusing to submit it to the...

Wrong beneficiarys were piaid how do you get them to pay the correct one?

Ask your probate attorney for help.

Can I make my sister as executor of my mother's will speed up the process of selling the house?

You cannot make your sister executor of your mother's Will (assuming that there is one). The Will names and the Court appoints the executor. If...

Is there any way to ensure what all the assets are for an estate? Is there any way to know if there is an account to fund trust?

If there is no signed Will and no funded Trust, you must probate the estate in an Application to Determine Heirship. The court-appointed...