Looking for an expert on Trusts and Wills that can help us to organize our Estate

Avvo is great and also you might look at the state bar website for a list of certified specialists in estate planning law. We have taken a second...

My aunt died insolvent, except for her duplex

Probate does NOT stop for the foreclosure process. However, if you contact the mortgage company as soon as "Letters" issue by the Court the...

Estate value <$150K, no spouse, 4 adult children, no will. How do we get a letter from the court to represent the estate?

If no real estate then no Court needed. Just do probate code 13100 small estate affidavits. If real estate then need to a probate code 13150...

What do I need to do if my husband passed away and my name is not on mortgage but it is on the deed.

I would pursue an assumption of the mortgage with the mortgage company. If that doesn't work then you could apply for letters of special...

When saving money for children until they turn 22, which way would be the better way to save, Trust Fund or an IRA?

I am sorry to hear of this tragedy. You can not put that money into an IRA. Some sort of trust is probably best as you would have the most choices...

You certainly CAN name 3 people as PR but I would recommend narrowing it down to 1. If you are worried about hurting one of their feelings then...

Will from 2000

You can file for probate to be named Executor. At this point you have no way to know there is another will. Certainly you should do your due...

The probate code says government first. However, in my experience you can probate the estate and pay out costs of administration, including...

Have a family limited partnership in Wyoming. My husband and I are the general Partners. He owns 1% capital and I own 1% capital

I agree with Ms. James. Unfortunately, you could have a probate problem to clear title to his GP interest and you can not use a spousal property...

A will provided that all of an unmarried testator's estate would go to his only child. His child predeceased the testator, but

D.depends on what the will says. However, MOST wills would have it go to the grandkids as the "issue" of a predeceased beneficiary.