I have lived with my parter for 26 years. he has just past away and we had no legal papers.
This looks like a probate issue. You need to meet with a probate attorney and see if you can open a probate and get authority to act. Best...
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This looks like a probate issue. You need to meet with a probate attorney and see if you can open a probate and get authority to act. Best...
Depending on how the Will is written you are acting together or not. If you are listed as co-executors (rarely a good idea) and can not work...
This is a probate question, not family law. Unless the parents signed on the debts too (co-sign a loan, for example) they are not liable.
You would be MUCH better off meeting with an Estate Planning attorney to do your documents. There are questions are about guardians and trusts for...
The mechanics are relatively easy, what's missing is a plan that takes into account many other variables of estate planning. I strongly recommend...
You need to consult with a probate attorney. You may want to petition to have the girlfriend removed as PR. This is a request to the court. If...
Yes you will need to do a probate. There are many good lawyers available to assist you!
Two things you need to do: start counseling and talk with friends and family you can trust about your situation.
See a lawyer A.S.A.P. ! You may not have a legal remedy but it will require thorough examination by a probate attorney.
You should hire an attorney to assist you. If your sister agrees, then she will need to do a declaration. If she disagrees, then you will need to...