In Tennessee, if an heir cannot be located, the heir can be constructive served with process (given the required notice) by a legal publication by...

How can we get our inheritance back now that we are grown? Our father tricked us into releasing when we were young (13-20 years)

In addition to the constructive trust theory already presented, you may also have a claim for fraudulent conversion or breach of fiduciary duty...

If you are the power of attorney over one of your parents can you use their fanicial assests to handle business on their behalf.

I agree with the previous attorney's answer with this addition: Under the law, your brother must use your father's retirement benefits solely to...

Your mother can change her will assuming she is still able to understand what she owns and who she wants to leave it to in her will. In this...

My husband passed with no will. i gave my son his four wheeler and various other things is he entitled to any thing else

In Tennessee, if a home and bank accounts or other investment accounts are titled solely in the name of a spouse who dies without a will, the...

MY husband passed away with NO WILL.now my son is wanting more than he has been given, nothing is in his name, titled,registered

The answer to your question depends on how assets are titled. Any property (such as your home or bank accounts) that were jointly titled to you...

How do i began to get land that i have been living on and paying taxes on for 38 yrs in my name?

In Tennessee, there is no time limit to probate a will or administer an estate. Since house is still titled solely to your father, you will have...

If your stepfather has no children, then at his death everything he owns goes to his wife, your mother. Plus, since the house is in her sole name,...

In TN married 20 years, primary residence in spouses name only, what happens if he passes away before I do.

In Tennessee, a spouse married over 7 years is entitled to 40% of the assets subject to probate, plus a year's support, all the personal items...

Without a will how does one clam his home if the said home is in a deseaced parents name.

If your father died without a will, then your stepmother would have either a one-half or one-third ownership interest in your house, depending on...