1. Yes you can sue. However, what are your damages? Is it your husband's child that is getting care? 2. You cannot bring criminal charges, but...

I inherited a property 7 years ago, free and clear, and have lived there since. I am now selling the property.

Your tax basis is the value that was or would have been put on the decedent's estate tax return plus any permanent improvements you did since you...

Do I need to be named the new executor of my aunt's will?

If the creditors really think your aunt has assets, they can open the probate. If creditors do start calling, etc., you may want to contact a...

My Mother left me the mobile home in her will how do I go about getting it changed into my name ?

IF the mobile home is registered with the state and there is no probate, you wait 40 days after mom died, then use the Housing department form...

Check made out to me and my deceased spouse.

1. If you and your wife owned a home, was it in joint tenancy? If so, then you should record an Affidavit of death of Joint tenant. If not, you...

Affidavit of Death - too many forms to choose from.

A small estate affidavit should work as long as your husband had less than $150,000 gross value of proratable assets. If your home was held in...

What is the purpose of an attorney holding funds in their own Trust account?

It appears that an heir did before receiving his or her inheritance. Therefore, when the LA case order is signed, the share going to the deceased...

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How can i find a free lawyer or a lawyer who can be paid from my fathers estate

To add to the other answers. The trustee cannot distribute money without court authority. A preliminary distribution requires a court order....

When do I file the Application and Order Appointing Probate Referee?

As other's have said, why open something that will be one for a short period of time. The minimum time is 5 months after letters are issued. You...

Does the Personal Representative have to sign the Waiver of Bond?

What does the will say? If the will states that no bond is necessary,, the court will probably go along. You should consider hiring an attorney to...