This is a good question. The answer is likely yes, you would still get your interest, but it would depend upon quite a bit, including the wording...

Mr. Routsong's answer is correct. You need to meet with an estate planner to get more detailed answers to your questions. Generally, there are...

I think you will need to provide more information to get a better answer. Did the sale occur through a title company? Did you sign a deed, and...

Ms. Whitbeck's response is correct. I echo her recommendation to contact an attorney in Texas. You may consider reposting your question in...

I'm sorry for your loss. You could go about addressing this a couple of ways, depending on how much information you have, and how cooperative...

I'm sorry for your loss. Ms. Whitbeck and Mr. Reed are correct in their responses. Probate is not an easy thing, and there are a lot of...

I'm sorry for your loss. Nevada law allows for the use of a small estate affidavit (NRS 146.080) for non-spouse heirs in cases where the total...

The first step is to either (1) obtain legal title to the property through probate; (2) obtain letters from the probate court which would allow you...

I'm sorry for your loss. Mr. Winsor's answer is legally correct. You can (and perhaps will need to) obtain letters testamentary, and then...

A couple of questions and issues: 1. Do you share your son? If so, the son likely has rights to the house. 2. Has the daughter served you...