My ex-wife passed away Monday 12, 2018. We have an 8 year old son. What do I need to do?

Allowing your son to have the stability of these people in his life, especially having just lost his mom, is a good thing. Doing so does not...

If the parent of the primary residence is deceased. What is the time limit to sale property for surviving children?

While I agree there is no specific deadline, if the named executor is being self-serving and not following the required processes in the probate,...

What should we do to find assets/will for my son's father who passed away last September?

Take advantage of a free consultation with an attorney to look up the properties he may have owned. Then the attorney can assist your son with...

How how do I know or how can I find out if the executor of the estate is ripping me off?

Review the probate file at the court. Ask what the status is. If they are homes, check title to make sure they are still in the decedent's name...

Im executor in my mom's will she has a no contest will. What does that mean

What does the will say? Is the will being probated? Is your brother requesting the house be sold? As executor you have duties to the estate to...

If my fad is unable to claim the inheritance dose it pass to his kids

The money is not yours, it is your dad's. If he cannot negotiate the check, the person who is in charge of his finances (either agent under power...

How long does a a beneficiary have to sue the executor of a will?

I agree with Mr. Daymude. It is unclear what you did or how you did it, but without probate, the processes you used should have included the other...

Probate of the will needs to be opened in the county where she lived when she died. Do that ASAP and work to preserve assets as soon as possible. ...

Can I ask reimbursement from defendant for attorney’s fee?

You can negotiate whatever you wish. With that said, any part of your “advanced payment” that was not used should be returned to you by the attorney.

The only way to transfer title is to probate your father’s estate. You can do that yourself or hire an attorney for assistance.