My father and his attorney are refusing to show me my father's will.
If the coins are your father's property and he is alive, you have no rights to them and no rights to see the will. If he is not of sound mind...
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If the coins are your father's property and he is alive, you have no rights to them and no rights to see the will. If he is not of sound mind...
Yes you (if an heir) should have been notified. Do you know if her estate was probated? If so, pull the probate file and see what happened to it....
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I agree with Mr. Daymude. It is unlikely you will get your attorney fees unless it is agreed between the parties if you enter into a settlement. ...
Contact an attorney IMMEDIATELY and file for legal guardianship. Do this before she takes the children.
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It depends on their agreement. File for probate and give them notice. If they file a claim ask for back up and determine if it is valid. If they...
So much depends on who died first, whether the person that died first had a will or trust, how long they were married, whether there was separate...
Yes it is enforceable against your father's estate.
Absolutely you can get a copy. First, you might want to consider a new attorney. After that, you can go to the courthouse and go to the clerk's...
They CAN be taken away. The court will make that decision. He can file a conservatorship. The court will appoint a representative to speak with...
Your questions are complex and you are using inconsistent terms. It is really important that you discuss your estate goals with an attorney and...