Where can i find out what a court decided on a contested probate

If you did not hire a new lawyer after your previous lawyer was disbarred and it's been 5 years, the court probably just closed the case for "lack...

Brother in law passed away with leaving property and 20,000 in profit sharing.does she get his estate with no will.

Who is "she"? His wife? His daughter? His girlfriend? You need to provide more information if you want a meaningful answer. If "she" is his...

Do I keep the living trust name on the house that was listed in the living trust or do I need to change it to my name.

The answer to the question of whether you keep the house in the name of the trust or not depends on what the trust says. If it says that...

I am the trustee of my Grand-mothers trust and it is time for me to distribute what was allocated in her trust.

You say it is time to distribute your grandmother's trust. Before you do so, make sure that all of her income tax returns have been filed and all...

It's a common misconception that the people you name in your will to receive your property can "just split everything as requested". ...

Joint Ownership Rights on Bank Account

I'm sorry about your mother's death. My mother and I had a small joint checking account that I kept open for almost 3 years just because of...

Our Father died on:August.31,1996Mom on October27,2009 Question Living Will?

I presume you mean "living trust". Since living trusts aren't recorded anywhere, only your parents were in a position to tell you what happened to...

Is it legally necessary to have deceased spouse's name removed from deed to home?

If you want to sell the house, you will need the signatures of everyone whose names are on the deed ... and that will be impossible to do, since...

My mother has a will and my son is the executor, does it have to go through probate

Yes. A will does NOT avoid probate; it merely states who's going to be in charge of the estate and permits the willmaker to decide who-gets-what. ...

What happens if your mom filed a will before a second marriage. She then gets married and aquires more and more assests.

If a person remarries and does not execute a new will after the marriage, then the surviving spouse gets the same share of the estate that he would...