A copy does not have to be notarized, and generally copies only bear the notarization found on the original, not a separate notarization. It does...

I am looking for a trust under my name. how can i find out where its at?

You'll need to contact the accountant, the attorney who drafted the trust, or the offshore group. There is no central registry you can access.

The fact that someone wrote this about per stirpes in a petition doesn't make it so. And from what you wrote here, this is not the definition of...

How do I get out of my stepfathers will

You do not have to accept any gift or inheritance given to you in a will. As has been pointed out, you can disclaim this gift. If you are...

Fathers WILL missing. How may I locate the will without knowing the attorneys name or firm who drafted it?

Unless you can determine who drafted the will and locate that attorney, or find a copy and be able to show the court why you cannot produce the...

In a probate case when an old will was found from the deceased' father that willed things to me, are those still part of the est

You leave a lot of information out of your question. Only the last will of your father is his will. If you have an earlier will, it was voided by...

Placing a mobile home on my grandpas land, need advice regarding his will and ownership. Help please!

If the mobile home is titled in your name (you don't specify who "we" is), then you maintain all rights to it. Your uncle, as executor upon the...

As long as the testator signed her name with the intent of making a will, knowing what she was doing and understanding it's significance, the will...

Brother-in-law passed away 6/28/15, and left no will. Two adult--estranged--sons; looking for direction to proceed.

Where there is no will, the deceased's assets will pass according to Oregon intestate law. The fact that the two sons are estranged does not...

Can I make a will so if I die first I can choose who ii leave my half of our joint monies to

First of all, if you have a joint will now, which your questions seems to indicate, you should get rid of it in favor of a separate will for each...