A simple will is sufficient for each of them. Because their estates are small, they will not be probated. More importantly, though, because they...

There is a typo in Attorney Straus's response. She did not mean "little air", but "legal heir." In other words, you are entitled to a copy of...

Call your local County Bar Association and see if they can refer you to an Arabic-speaking estate planning attorney.

Joint tenant means the surviving tenant takes it all. As attorney James points out, you would have to prove undue influence or incapacity. I doubt...

If your father was wealthy, it is likely that he had a trust that governed the disposition of his assets instead of the will. But that's not...

You might ask your lawyer to ask your brother-in-law's attorney to make a partial distribution if you are in need of the money. If not, be...

If the son predeceased the mother, his children may or may not be the beneficiaries. See who was listed as secondary beneficiary on the policy. ...

You would probably need to file petition of your own to be appointed personal representative/executor, and be prepared to state why you instead of...

Probably. Before you do anything make sure that the Trust also gives POA power to amend and/or revoke.

Only if he wants his daughter to get his new house.