You will definitely want to schedule a case evaluation with an experience attorney if you're looking for a detailed analysis of your case.I am no...

Theoretically (and without giving legal advice), you could inherit his portion of the home without doing anything. Washington has a set of default...

First of all, I'm sorry for your loss. The death of a child is something no parent should ever have to experience, regardless of the circumstances....

It's tough to say because you're seeking equitable (fairness) relief, rather than something more concrete, such as damages owed to you through a...

The best answer I can give is maybe. It's going to be impossible to give you a better answer without a more in-depth look at the facts and...

You're asking a lot of great questions that show you know have a strong grasp on your situation. However, they're unlikely to be answered here...

The answers so far are spot-on. Yes. You can disinherit your son, but you will want to make it clear that you're doing so intentionally. In many...

The short answer is yes (possibly). The longer answer is that it heavily depends on how the trust is drafted and how each section interacts...

There's not enough information to tell if probate is necessary here, but it probably will be. Fully avoiding probate requires a lot of careful work...

I can't speak to the legal mechanics of probate and/or forcing your mother to produce the will since I'm not licensed in Alabama, but I can tell...