Dad dies with no will. His wife (not our mother), says she inherets all of his estate?

Thats tough because of the length of the marriage and the possible commingling but I wouldnt throw in the towel that everything was community...

How do I bring to the courts attention, issues with the Probate Investigators report. Do I need to file something?

You should file a "Response" or Reply to the probate investigators report. That said, you really should do this through an attorney. If you make...

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Power of attourney responsibilties

I agree with Ms. McMahon but would go a step further that he also has liability for malpractice as an attorney, or at least it sounds that way. ...

My son and his money.

Between Ms. Danish and Mr. Pankowski, I think you have been given excellent advice. In addition, if your son does not have contractual capacity,...

Durable power of attorney do I need an attorney

Your question is vague of what you are trying to correct and whether this is your POA or that of a parent. I think you need to meet with an attorney.

The question is how was the grant deed prepared. If your husband was already deceased, its technically okay. Affidavit of Death is just clearing...

What happens to property and monetary assets of my grandfather upon his death if he has not left a living trust ?

If there are issues with the daughters, the grandchildren could try to be appointed conservator but that is really going to piss him off so he...

I need a trust litigator

I would be happy to see if I can help. You can schedule a free consultation if you like. I will be leaving early today but will be in all day...

My mother died in North Carolina where her will was but her trust was in MA in which state do I need to consult an Attorney

Question - what was changed? The will or the trust? If just the Will, are there any assets that need probate? If it was the trust, who is the...

How can I get a 3 year old WILL to be finalize when the attorney who wrote the WILL doesn't want to help?

Your question is not clear. It sounds like the testator died and there is an issue with settling the estate not "Will". Please clarify. Not sure...