Can any legal heir initiate probate?

While a Kansas attorney will be able to give you more detailed information, I believe that in all states an heir such as yourself can initiate a...

I am the executor of my Mother's estate. Her atty has quoted a fee of 5% of the probate estate. I wonder if that is fair.

The lawyer's fee for doing a probate can always be negotiated. States may have laws putting an upper limit on what a lawyer can charge for doing a...

Where should I file probate?

Jurisdiction to file a probate proceeding is in the Nevada county she was a resident of or in a Nevada county where she owned real estate. Courts...

Living Will and how do I find a good reasonbly priced attorney for this

As you can see from my website below, I offer a $675 package that includes a will, trust, health care power of attorney, health care directive and...

GREAT QUESTION. When I started my legal career as an associate, I once had a partner hand me a file and say, "Bill the hell out of this file. If...

How wonderful to hear of someone happy about their attorney and not complaining on this forum! Yes, a gift is appropriate, but never expected....

Legal Ethics

A lawyer can act unethically without committing malpractice. For example, a lawyer can break state bar advertising rules without harming a client....

If some one dies without a will can the son take ownership of his fathers possessions because they have same name

As to the house, Google, "Clark County property records" and you will find a website that tells the owner of real estate in Clark County if you...

My husbands personal injury case now A year and two months .Hes just now getting to a medical record from 2008?

A lawyer shouldn't be telling a client when to work and when to not work. That should be a decision based on medical advise, not legal advise....

If my husband and I pass away and we want my sister and her husband (his cousin) to take care of our son, how do we do that?

The issue of custody of a minor is always determined by the Court according to what the Court believes is the best interest of the child. Parents...