What documents are needed for immediate family from another country to visit a recently deceased relative?

This is not a legal questions. Does he have a passport? If so he will need that and a plane ticket unless he is from a country that is prohibited...

How long does a CPA usually take to finish up an irrevocable trust?

It is not unusual for trust administrations to take a year. Have you received an accounting yet? Often once an accounting is given, it could take...

My ex was told to sign a document that he didnt understand after having a stroke. Now they say they are co owners of my property

Show an attorney what he signed and the other documents related to your efforts to take him off title. This doesn’t sound right. He may have some...

If a parent dies with no will- re:home transfer and credit card balance.

If she is still alive, she can make out a holographic will for free. She simply writes out what she wants and signs and dates it. That would be...

Can the admin of a CA probate quitclaim or sell 50% of a property to a different beneficiary

Yes but you need to do it after properly giving a Notice of Proposed Action spelling out what you are doing and either get your brother’s written...

Can I be locked into a contract if there has been changes to what was originally agreed upon?

It is possible you can cancel and get your deposit back if the venue is not being put back into a similar condition that you contracted for. You...

My wife recently passed away intestate. In 2012 she inherited a home from her mother as separate property.

No the property has not become yours with 100% of the property becoming yours. However, with a good attorney you may be able to get more than 50%...

How do I submit an unsigned will to court?

You will want an attorney to help you with his. You can attempt to probate it as a lost will but it is not easy to do by yourself. You will need...

How long does it take for an out of state property deed to be issued?

The attorney you are working with is the best resource to answer your question.

Breaking laws, no. As long as you don’t remove anything and the purpose is to look for a will or other documents. You should go ahead and start...