The basic answer is "yes", if your husband had a Will or Trust that provided that his home would go to his children, not his spouse, at death, and...

You have 90 days after a rejection to file your lawsuit against the estate. Although you have the option to treat no action from 30 days of...

You need to file your own petition. In the case where there is no Will, the law provides a priority list of individuals who can be appointed when...

Letters granted ex-parte are temporary and generally for a limited purpose, so you likely have very little power at this point. If that's all...

I'd first have an attorney or real estate agent (or possibly yourself) look up the last 2 or 3 recorded deeds for the home. This will show if the...

I'm going to make an assumption that there is your specific gift language, as you've paraphrased, and then there is other language in the trust,...

You need to retain an attorney. Even if you don't have funds to pay an attorney, many attorneys will agree to take such a case on contingency,...

Normally, you are correct. The trustee would have access to all the paper statements and could easily obtain those same statements online. ...

It all depends on the provisions in the trust. You really need an attorney to review the trust and setup a call with an attorney in this field. ...

Either the brokerage is giving you incorrect information, or you are mistaken about the nature of the account. If the brokerage account is titled...