I have lived with my parents for 20yrs. Is my personal property part of his estate since It is in his house? Both have passed.

Your personal property is NOT part of their estate--it's yours. Greg J.

Years ago I was assigned conservator ship for my husband who has a disability that affects his behavior. I am now having trouble

Suggest you consult with a qualified Elder Law attorney to explore your options. Good Luck, Greg J

How long does the step parent have to be in the childs life, the child feels awkward around him, he doesn't want to see him as m

Suggest you consult w a family law attorney on this. Good Luck, Greg J

My father passed away, seeking advise on who has rights to personal property kept at his partners house.

Suggest you go see a probate attorney in the county where your father passed for some legal advice. Good Luck, Greg J

Received papers of a plan concerning 1/8 of a acres of mineral or trust ? can you tell me what I need to do to respond

Suggest you take the papers and go see a mineral rights or trust attorney. Can't tell what you need from the facts you presented. Good...

My mom and dad had an owner contract on their house. they have both passed away. how do I prove i'm the only living heir and can

See a probate or real property lawyer for advice. "Owner contracts" are tricky and you may or may not have any inheritance rights. Good...

Can I take over an owner contract home since my parents have both passed away

Suggest you go see a probate lawyer on this. TAKE a copy of the owner contract for that meeting--the contract is a KEY to the answer you're...

How do i find out exactly what assets of my deceased mother had, also can family members go through her stuff and take it

During the "probate process" the executor will have to file an "INVENTOY" of all property. But chances are much of the personal stuff will be...

When someone dies, is there a way to find out if they had a Will if they didn't leave instructions?

This is a tough one-getting to the truth of whether a Will exists or not. For starters, IF your ex did execute a Will, the law generally requires...

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If the witnesses are physically present and watch him sign and it's notarized in another state, then the Will is probably going to be valid. ...