Validating or rejection of a will by Judge. How, why & then what?
Courts generally do not reject wills. A will is admitted to court if it is properly executed and not contested. Did someone contest the will? ...
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Courts generally do not reject wills. A will is admitted to court if it is properly executed and not contested. Did someone contest the will? ...
You absolutely should speak with an attorney ASAP to discuss your options. It is possible you can go after your mother for breach of fiduciary...
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If your father's will leaves you and your sister the house, and you will inherit it through the pending probate, they likely have no right to kick...
If all of this happened approximately 10 years ago, no you cannot still take legal action to get the money. The statute of limitations has long...
I agree with Mr. Kopelson. Focus on the facts of your case, not the service. A court will appreciate your being prepared to defend the charges,...
It sounds like your grandmother was the trustee of the money left to you by your grandfather. Under those circumstances, she has the RIGHT to...
Unfortunately you cannot obligate the estate to continue to secure your loan, so you will need to either refinance the loan, sell the car, or make...
When you hired all of these attorneys you signed a fee agreement with them. Look at those agreements and see what they say. If what is happening...
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You can, but you must FILE a contest today. Simply telling the other side will not preserve your right. You also need to make sure that you do...
Try to file even a handwritten response today and show up tomorrow to argue why attorney fees should not be awarded against you.