Yes, your sisters can challenge the validity of TOD deed. The merit of the claim will depend on the facts of the case. For example, if your...

Call an attorney who practices in the area of trusts and probates. If there was only a Will, then a probate would need to be opened in the county...

It's possible to find an attorney to take such a case pro bona, but extremely unlikely, as there is a way for the attorney to be paid. If the case...

At the very least there is a potential conflict of interest for the attorney. That would rise up to an actual conflict if there are allegations...

Hypnotically it could, but I've never seen this come up in real life. It's very common to have the grantor, trustee, and beneficiary all be the...

Rerun the publication again with the right information. Alternatively, if you don't have sufficient time prior to the hearing, ask the court for a...

It's unclear what you are asking, but... If the question is can the trustee distribute real property to a beneficiary by transferring it to the...

At absolute minimum, you and your sister own 2/3 as that percent was transferred to you two in 2002, so this is just about the last 1/3 as your...

File a police report in the city where the death certificate was completed if you think a crime has been committed. It sounds like a case of...

You mentioned two different documents, one consisting of a paper document with no signatures and another is known as screen shots were sent out,...