Yes I do know her I have many document such as the death certificate bank account number an all I just need a lawyer to help me

If the parents both passed away in Texas and were residents there at the time of their deaths, then your friend will need to hire a Texas attorney...

I have a friend that's in Africa who is trying to get her money her dad left her her mom n dad are both dead how do I go about

Your friend needs to hire an attorney who is licensed to practice law in the state where her parents passed away. As the other attorney noted,...

My colleagues are correct with regard to the fact that co-signing on your son's home will most likely not mean that his home is included as an...

E.g., "Do I need a real estate attorney?"can my father be forced to sell his home his wife left no will and has three daughters

I am having to guess at some of the facts to give you an answer here. I am assuming that your father was married to a woman who had three children...

First and foremost, my condolences on the passing of your grandmother. Ms. McGarvey makes some excellent points, but I would like to chime in to...

I'm unmarried now,but when mother passes away and I inherit her home/property in future,will my future spouse share ownership?

As my colleagues stated, anything that you inherit is generally deemed to be your separate property in Texas and as such your spouse will not have...

Are you currently the executor of the estate? If not, then you need to contact an attorney in order to open the estate and have yourself appointed...

My fathers "wife" falsified his Will and I do have proof. I just need to know how to go about pressing charges.

You are going to need to hire an attorney in order to contest the will and establish your rights to a portion of the estate regardless of whether...

Yes. It is very common for a person to serve as the executor of someone's will and also be a beneficiary of the will.

Is there a time frame in the state of Texas to have a Will probated?

Other commentators are correct in citing that there is a four year limitation on probating a will in Texas...