How do I get a pro Bono attorney regarding a probate situation?

As my colleagues state, if your mother owned real property (a house) still in her name then you will require a probate. If the estate like a bank...

I am the executor and solo beneficiary. Do i have to go through probate ?

So as my colleagues have stated the answer is yes in order to have the house put in your name probate is required. However you have a unique...

No partition action is required. You as the administrator need to hire an eviction attorney to give a 60 day notice to quit and then follow up with...

Can a deceased family member request back or sue me for gift received from his father ?

Yes tell them to go pound sand. The threshold for elder abuse is high and if it was over a year before death even harder. Besides the cost for them...

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Can I keep my rent at a certain amount for the next few years if my landlord agrees to it in writing?

Absolutely. Please contact a real estate broker to draft the lease for you and the landlord. Very likely if you do it yourself it will be subject...

Feel free to contact other probate attorneys as there are many ways to resolve your issues. You are not required to take your executor fee and I...

Hi I am in Los Angeles California I am the executor. For my aunts estate one of the beneficiaries diedhow do I notified the cour

Depending on the amount of money a probate may be necessary. If that beneficiary receives less than $150,000 a small estate declaration will work. ...

Yes it is absolutely legal to request a retainer. However look around as there are attorneys, myself included, that do not require a retainer to...

Can My Aunt give me a 60 day notice to quit from my fathers house when the house is not hers and i am contesting the will

Yes she absolutely has the right if she is the duly appointed Executor of the estate. You are really at a disadvantage at this point in that the...

Can someone establish paternity after a persons passing for the sole purpose of inheriting?

Absolutely and is very common. The Court cannot require DNA testing but it is the most reliable.