Probate
Can I request new titles for my father's car and boats after his death?
My father signed a note and had it notarized giving me his car and boats before he died. Is this legal? Can I go and request new titles in my name so I can sell them?
How can I find out if I was left something in a will?
how can I find out if I was left something in a will as promised by the deceased, with the relationship being as employee to deceased. The lady my wife was working for promised she would leave her something when she died. The lady died in January of 2010. Her son is the type of person who will do what he wants and not follow the letter of the law
Am I personally liable for my mother's debts as her executor?
My mother made me Personal Representative in her will and left her assets equally to me and my 2 brothers. Mortgage company says I need to probate will to sell her house and I need Letters Testamentary to name me administrator. My mother has $13000 in credit card debt, which hopefully the house sale will cover. Will I be personally liable to pay off these debts as Executor/Administrator if the house doesn't bring enough to cover all debts? The house is in Alabama. I live in KY.
What are my chances of living in my mom's home from her trust?
i am one of 5 beneficiary to my moms trust. she left a provision giveing me rights to live in one of her home for rest of my life. home occupied by sisters son and shes foghting me in court to keep him there. what are my chances of getting it. court hearing on july 19th, 2011
Who owns the poetry of a deceased minor for publication?
Our granddaughter came to us at the request of her adoptive parents, after losing a baby,in 2001. After 3 1/2 weeks, she committed suicide.Medicine, forms and many sad and depressed poems were found by the invesigators. We were unaware of any of this. We feel strongly that the poetry could be a fantastic preventative for other teens undergoing the same challenges. The adoptive parents do not agree. We have the poetry and whatever was left of her possessions. Now, after 10 years and because of our desire to honor her by publishing her poetry, they are saying that we must send all of her things to them, they are the rightful owners? What is correct? What will determine, who is the rightful owner to decide to publish or not. The poetry does not demine the parents or living conditions, but just deals with her loneliness and sense of not being loved.