A deed is in my mom's and my uncle's name but she passed away can my uncle take her off the deed or will that go to her trust?

There are different types of title. A deed that describes title as being held in individual names as joint tenants with rights of survivorship...

What options do I have...if any? My home is in my dying fathers name.

While it would be simple for your father to execute a deed adding you to title as a joint tenant or transferring title to you completely, if there...

Find out who the successor trustee of your mother's trust is and ask in writing for a copy of the trust. If you are a qualified beneficiary of the...

Is there a probate Attorney with knowledge and experience in social security disability law, as well Probate and trusts in utah.

If you and your sister are your mother's only heirs (i.e. you don't have any nieces or nephews from another sibling who predeceased your mother)...

Do I need to go to court and get approval before I sell my deceased mom and dads house?

Only the personal representative of the estate has the authority to sign documents on behalf of the estate. If you have filed with the court to...

How do you get a legal certificate of executorship for a deceased former spouse.

As the other attorneys have mentioned, your husband does not appear to have any right to property in his ex-wife's estate. In the absence of a...

My best friend passed away a few months ago, I know I am in his will but his family is refusing to show me anything.

If there is a will and it is valid and you are a beneficiary then you have a right to see it. You will likely need to retain an attorney to...

No one has the right to bills and bank records unless they are named on the account or have been appointed personal representative of the estate. ...

Does my deceased husbands retirement count toward the value of the estate?

In Utah, when a person dies leaving a spouse and children from another relationship, the surviving spouse has the right to either the first $75,000...

As the other attorneys noted, the probate law of the state where your father resided at the time of his death controls. If your father died in...