This is a very complex matter that you will need an attorney to accomplish. First, a special needs trust is your best bet for ensuring your estate...

I think you know what your options are: 1. fight it and spend a significant amount in legal fees and/or time (possibly small claims court); or 2....

It would depend on the language of the trust document. Depending on the situation, I often specifically write into my trusts whether the trust is...

Sounds like you need another lawyer. If you reasonably believe there are assets to be pursued for the estate, that is something that you likely...

Depending on the facts and what information you discovered, you could potentially reopen the probate I would imagine, but I would think you might...

As others mentioned, you will only be responsible for the debt if you accept responsibility for the debt or do a poor job structuring the deal. If...

Are you sure there is an attorney? If she passed with a will, someone would be designated as the personal representative and a probate case should...

Once it is administratively dissolved, there is nothing else for you to do from the state's perspective. They already consider it gone. That being...

I would need a lot more information to clarify the situation, starting with did you father have a will or a trust when he passed and was your...

Yes, your trust documents need to be notarized to ensure they will be upheld in the future. If you need assistance with your planning, please feel...