Searching for an attorney with a successful track record in move away requests?

Start by contacting and interviewing attorney's. You can use AVVO to find attorney's. We all have a gentleman's agreement that we won't solicity...

Oral promise to make will Cali, engaged, lived together. Fiancee Died, no written will. Relied on promise, BIG Mess. Fam BRUTAL.

The best piece of advice is to find a probate attorney to help in this matter.

A bond waiver is NOT the same as giving another your party of the estate. Something smells fishy. YOu might need to hire your own attorney.

I AM GOING THROUGH A DIVORCE MY WIFE OWNS 1/2 OF THE HOUSE WE LIVED IN WHAT AM I ENTITLED TO FROM THIS HOUSE

In order to answer your question I need more information. (1) Who owns the other half? (2) when was her 1/2 purchased (3) Was any income earned...

Can i file a lien on my husbands house at time of filing for divorce?

Complicated but unless you can prove you have a right to reimbursement of any CP spent on the house or a judgment in your favor against him, then...

Break a cantrat?

How owns the rental property? If you had no legal authority to sign the contract, then it is void. I can't tell you what to do because there are...

Question about inheriting real property from a divorced parent?

A POA becomes moot once the grantor passes. So the POA won't transfer any property to you when your father passes. No, you don't automatically...

Can a spouse take over coownership if it to go to the living owner and grandchild

I am sorry but I am having trouble actually reading this post. Best to find a probate attorney and schedule an appointment with him/her to get a...

My dad's truck, tools, we're impounded, sold at auction who is entitled to money over the bill for the impound??

Who is "they"? Your father's estate is still entitled to the funds. As to the tools, the estate is also entitled to their value.

Do next of kin or inheritors have any legal rights to deceased assets before a will enters probate?

No one can get anything from the estate until it is probated. Any "rights" are always subject to the Will. Once admitted to probate, the Will...