If I understand your question correctly, your dad died with a will (not a trust), the first executor is deceased, the second executor refuses to...

Only your attorney can answer this question. Because you are already represented by an attorney, nobody else on Avvo can advise you. You should...

It sounds like you are indeed an heir of your uncle. If you are an heir, you are entitled to a copy of his trust under the California Probate Code....

You might be able to use a small estates affidavit to obtain control over property that is less than $2,000. It depends on the type of property and...

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Your family member who is a notary should know if there are any state restrictions on notarizing family member's documents. Because nobody...

You would not be personally liable for the debt unless you signed paperwork assuming the obligations of the loan. However, the property will...

With the caveat that I'm not licensed to practice law in CT, some states do not allow anyone convicted to be a felon to be an executor, but other...

I am sorry that you father passed while you are so young. Texas has strict laws regarding who can control the remains of someone who dies. They...

Technically, creditors cannot make a claim after a muniment of title proceeding because there is no estate open against which to make the claim....

You would contact an estate planning lawyer or lawyer who works with wills and trusts, like myself. You would not want to contact a family lawyer...