Do I need an attorney to look at my mother's will

I assume that your mother is deceased. Based on that assumption, I agreed with the other answer. If your mother is not deceased, then your...

How to appointment a excutor after death

You should first determine whether they want you appointed in Canada. If so, you will need to contact a Canadian attorney. In order to become...

Enforcement/Rules and Regulations

There is no way to answer this question without seeing all of the paperwork. Take the By-laws, covenants, and rules of your association to an...

Legal Advice on 2nd mortage on home name on it but not on deed what happens in divorce Wa state 27 yrs married whats break down

I'm not sure what the question is. It sounds like this should be posted under family law, not real estate. In general, the court in a divorce...

I nd 2 understand hw crdit crd balances are treated in a community property state and probate is involved.

Since Notice to Creditors was sent to the creditor, the estate no longer owes the bill. However, the surviving spouse probably still owes the...

Washington - Wait timeframe ?

It is also possible there is nothing left to do to close the "probate." If this was done as an Adjudication of Testacy and Heirship," there would...

I am having to break a lease and my owners are calling my last month's rent a deposit that is not refundable since I'm breking

First, the answer depends in part on the exact wording of your lease, which I have not seen. You should review the lease to see whether it has...

My father passed and left some stock shares that were not listed in his trust.

I would guess that the stock transfer company wants a bond to allow you to transfer the stock without a probate. If you started a probate, you...

While I agree with the other answers to this question, I write to add that, even if there is a will which leaves you nothing, you would still be...

My mother has her house in trust to me but now wants to quit claim it to me. If she just quit claims it to me is that enough?

She could deed the property from the trust to you directly, if she wants to. Or she could amend the trust to make you the only beneficiary, if it...