Unless you are suggesting that the wife and her mother intended to make a gift to you, then you would be obligated to reimburse them for whatever...

Can my dad legally refuse to give me my money after I turn 18?

In order to give a legal answer to the question we would have to know exactly all of the facts concerning the gifts and accounts, because there is...

While there might possibly be terms within the respective trusts which influence the answer to this question, this is not a trust question but one...

My question today is there a statue of limitations in claiming real property after a death and the deceased did not leave a will

When somebody dies without a will, the property passes to the next of kin, subject to probate administration. There is not any statute of...

How to go about preparing an effective request for (court) default judgment that a judge will sign off on? (Wrongful term. case)

While all of that is fine, whether by testimony in open court in a default prove-up, or upon declaration, the most important is a statement of...

As the executor of the Will can I dismiss the Attorney in place after paying her fees?

An executor or any estate representative is free to employ or terminate any attorney of his or her choice for any or no reason. A relation of...

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Can I keep a quitclaim deed of gift as is after 2yrs. are do I have to probate.

Superficially, an inter-vivos gift is just that and the asset would not be part of the previous owner's estate and, accordingly, not subject to...

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How long should an estate remain open?

The probate laws require the estate representative to follow whatever is prescribed in the Will and required by the law, which, ordinarily, is to...

How to obtain inheritance of real estate

Kind of confusing, but if you want the grandmother's house and it was part of his estate, you should be able to do so without regard to the...

Wash State Law: Probate process for solvent estate can the executor sell assets far beyond the estate debt?

Absolutely. The first place to look is whatever powers are granted in the Will. In the absence of anything specific, the estate representative...