You could file a motion to dismiss, pro se (without an attorney) if you want. But having an attorney doesn't impact the analysis. You could also...

In Washington, a testator can reserve a "separate writing" in their will (see RCW 11.12.260) which allows them to direct the disposition of certain...

Your best bet is to bring the court in on the issue. Note up a hearing and serve him with notice. If he doesn't answer or appear, the court will...

We have to assume too much about your question to give you a valuable answer. But assuming you're talking about when you can get funds from an...

This sounds like a question about something called "adverse possession." Essentially, after 10 years of use (assuming the use checks certain...

As the saying goes - anyone can sue anyone for anything. The real question is whether you can prevail. I am not aware of a cause of action for...

This is not a simple question and therefore there is not a simple answer. You should consult with an estate planning attorney sooner than later.

I think it depends on the lender. I don't think the lender should need proof of probate to remove her name from the loan, but it's possible that...

A will is not a contract. A will is, essentially, an expression of wishes. Or, as Mr. Alexander explains, directions left for gifts. That said,...

You can approach the party administering the estate and present a copy of the agreement and ask them to honor it. The funds could be paid directly...