When my dad was dying a notary was brought in room and gave his sister next of kin or executor we don’t no what was done

Time to get an attorney. A notary does nothing for a will except, possibly be one of two required witnesses. Did your father own a home or is the...

Yes. You send page 2 and a number of form DE 121 (MA) pages to attach to the DE 121. I suggest you print the forms 2 sided to save postage. You...

Self dealing and title insurance?

Title companies are Assurance companies. They want to make sure there are no possible claims so they never have to pay. They keep lots of...

Can I still be entitled to anything?

No. A domestic partnership is for same sex couples (before dame sex marriage became legal) or older couples who did not want to get married because...

How do I get a broker to release funds from the IRA's from a small estate (no will, no spouse, no children) Heirs are 4 siblings

Typical Wells Fargo. At least they are firing a bunch of managers who helped create the fake accounts. The attorney you hired should review and,...

10 years ago, the elderly owners of a home passed. Intestate. 3 elderly sons live on the property. No change of ownership. Is th

Unfortunately, this happens with some regularity. At least none of the children have died to make the problem more complex. The sons need to chose...

Is a California based co-executor of a foreign estate subject to CA law?

If the executor is not acting properly, the Singapore probate court is the proper place to bring the action. If the executor is doing something in...

To add to the other answers Have your bank account in a DIFFERENT bank. For example if your fiancé uses Bank of America, use Farmer & Merchants, or...

Good Morning. A US Citizen left a will here in CA with his friend. It is sealed and notarized. No executor or Power of Attorney.

Short answer. No. Many questions need to be answered. 1. Does the decedent have assets in California? If so, a probate may be necessary in...

If I have a civil case in the State Court of Appeal for $100,000 and I file chapter 13 bankruptcy, can I pursue that in bk cort?

The short answer is that the trustee takes over all your non-exempt assets the moment you file bankruptcy. You need your own attorney to help you...