Estate of Dad with no will, 2 beneficiaries, correct action to settle estate

If the estate was opened in WY and/or SD, you should re-post this question to the Wyoming and/or sections to get an answer from an attorney...

If two firms merged should be there the written agreement between two firms?

At a minimum a contract that states who gets what, the consideration, what happens to debts and assets, indemnification for liabilities and...

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Who takes over the position of Executor when both of them are dead?

When the pr's are unable to serve a new pr needs to be appointed and that is by priority by statute. Beneficiaries under the will have equal...

If there interests no longer are aligned, then it is a conflict.

Would someone review a simple existing will from deceased father for a flat fee?

I often work on a flat fee in probate matters. Feel free to call to discuss. I also offer a free initial 30 minute consultation so we can discuss...

How to claim my gift in the decendent will ?

These cases are tricky and the evidence is usually circumstantial. It sounds like you had a "confidential relationship" with the decedent. So the...

Since paternity was established do I have to go get different court papers for parental rights?

You need to file a petition for allocation of parental responsibilities if they (parenting time, child support and decision making) was not entered...

How much notice does my husband need to give his ex wife to move out of state with their child?

Generally you need the consent of the other party or you need a court order. To get a court order you need to file a motion to relocate with minor...

Can grandparents in Colorado petition for visitation if unmarried parents have no custody/visitation arrangement?

I agree with Mr. Leroi and Mr. Harkess. I know Mr. Leroi offers free consultations (Mr. Harkess?). The only way she can stop him from leaving the...

The business is Retail. One of the owners has embelezzed over $75,000 cash from the Company.

It really depends on what your agreement says. If you have an agreement it will almost always refer to recourse in the event that one partner or...