If that is the 'best evidence' available, it may be acceptable to the court.

The title bureau supervisor says I need a death certificate to get my husband's car title changed to my name is that true?

I'm very sorry for you loss. The death certificate can be obtains through the Coroner's office or the County Health Office. You're going to need...

What should estate planning generally cost and how much time should it take to complete the process?

It typically depends on how the attorney charges. Some charge by the hour. I believe the better way to go is by 'Value-Billing'. That means 'flat...

Is a trust of inherited funds a marital asset in a divorce action? Is it a basis to determine child support and or maintenance ?

In many (but not all) states, inherited property is 'Separate' from 'Marital Property'. Where the problem comes in is if such inheritance goes...

Can a person "deed" their portion of their house if the NJ Deed is 2 individuals with "rights of survivorship?"

A person in Joint Tenancy with another can easily sever that relationship by deeding their portion to another. That results in all owners being...

Who gets the property if a family member die's and he left no will?

A Probate needs to be opened in Clark County (if that is where he resided at the time of his death) in order to clear title to his assets and...

My father is still alive, but w/dementia. I want to file his will, I have POA, where & how do I do this?

It's not necessary to file his Will under AFTER his death. I recommend you meet with an Elder Law attorney who can help you with Medicaid...

I'm sorry for your loss. If you and other family members can visit him home, you can probably find his SSN among his important papers file (i.e....

To protect yourself, definitely seek legal counsel to advise you on how best to proceed. Being a defendant in any lawsuit is a serious matter, not...

I understand my grandpa has died in 2012 so I was wanting to know how do I find any money he may have left me . His property is

The probate of his Estate (and Will, if any) would give you the answers. Meet with a Washington-licensed Probate Attorney to discuss your concerns....