Am I able to sue?
No - you have no legal right to your father's job. If he had a death benefit, it would have been given to the named beneficiary of the benefit. ...
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No - you have no legal right to your father's job. If he had a death benefit, it would have been given to the named beneficiary of the benefit. ...
Yes; you each get your parent's share.
Unlikely; nieces and nephews inherit sister's share; son of brother is actually 2cousin of decedent and too distant for intestate succession.
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Mom should file a Request for Order for custody (and if Dad isn't looking for child, then there is no emergency) either by opening a case in...
Yes - you can call the courtroom directly and ask about the continuance; look on the court's website for the telephone number. Most likely, there...
You need to prove that you weren't served - not easy proving a negative - but the best way to do it is to show that you were not present at the...
You should expect to present evidence to convince the judicial officer that the court should grant whatever requests you made in your court papers....
It depends: "nothing" if someone doesn't step forward to go through probate to distribute but if they do, then if 'mother' didn't have a will,...
Did you show the bank the Certificate of Trust and the part of the Trust that shows you have the power as Trustee? If so, I suggest the two of you...
To add to Atty Burns, you need sixteen court days prior to the hearing + 5 days for mailing for a new RFO so if you have that much time, you could...