Lubbock, TX
Estate planning Lawyer at Lubbock, TX
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
I prefer to set it up in Texas for a couple of reasons. First, the property is located here so you will want Texas Law to apply. Secondly,...
Yes. It has to be recorded prior to death.
The probate is supposed to be sufficient to change legal title. However, in my experience, it is always better to probate the will AND do a...
No. If you file it now there will be problems when you try to sell it since you don’t have the authority to convey it.
First step would be to get your grandfather’s name off of the house (assuming he and your grandmother purchased during their marriage). This is...
You need to speak with counsel licensed in California to find out your options. Texas law is different than California law.
Sorry to hear about your brother's situation. In terms of a lawsuit, the damages do not justify filing suit. Since most medical...
I’m not sure exactly what your question is but.. you can’t probate a trust. The will is likely a “pour-over” will that leaves all non-trust assets...
Putting the requisite language in the deed now will do you no good. The language must appear in the trust document. It may be possible to amend...
Yes this is correct if the house was separate property. You seem to have indicated that he owned the own prior to your marriage and that you moved...