I am sorry for the loss of your daughter. The answer depends on if she executed a disposition of remains document or any other transfer on death document related to her bank accounts and vehicle.

You don't mention the age of her other children and whether you have custody. Texas does... View More

I suggest you sit with an estate planning attorney as you may want to consider setting up a trust as well as other options. Texas does not have an inheritance tax; however the IRS does and that's where it can become complicated very quickly. Whether you are speaking of a few hundred thousand... View More

There is only one executor or co-executors and the heirs listed are most likely beneficiaries under the will. You will need to look carefully to see what section they are listed under.

Many of the counties have probate/guardianship courts that will send investigators out; however, I am not sure about the county your mom lives in. In this situation it is probably best to call APS.

Yes. The Trustee wants to know everything about your finances.

Have a lawyer draft the deed, don't atempt to do it yourselves and don't use a quitclaim deed.

Yes you can amend and add a creditor better to do so as soon as possible. It's necessary to do new declaration statements, etc. though so you should carefully review all the steps. This is a general forum and not meant to give specific details. You're better off paying an attorney a... View More

As long as your grandmother was of sound mind when she signed the title over to you and it's been properly recorded and there was no undue influence or duress they should have no grounds to sue you. When a family member gets closer to the end of their life it's very common for other... View More

In many States the custodial person can sign an affidavit stating they have received the money and there isn't anymore due; however, it will depend on whether there is any money due the State for medicaid recovery, etc. You can check the State's child support website for more information.

If he's receiving disability then he should find out if disability is turning it over to the OAG office or holding it. It's his responsibility to make sure you get it.

Check the rules that you agreed to when you leased the lot.

If the daughter lived for 4 1/2 months after the father passed away then she is considered an heir at the time of his death because she was alive. At this point her share would belong to her estate or whomever it has been determined her estate belongs to. If there is a court probate proceeding... View More

Please complete your question. Your daughter can make copies or ask for another sheet.

You may need to file an enforcement action on him or an eviction.

You can call the Probate Clerk department for the County where he lived to see if he deposited the will for safekeeping or if he regularly used a lawyer you may want to ask them if they ever prepared a will for your dad.

Consult with an attorney who is approved to handle guardianships as your father is going to need some type of help and either the State is going to seek a guardianship or you may do so. You might argue that he already has alternatives to guardianship in place; however, no one has power over the... View More

You will be contacted and advised what you will need to provide. Pay close attention and be sure to get the documents requested as soon as possible.

You may be able to do a life estate deed. You should consult with an estate planning attorney in your area.

Generally that means that the parents should communicate directly with each other and not boyfriends/grilfriends or new spouses.

Both parents should be involved in the childrens education and health regardless of whether you are still together or not. It is in the best interest of the... View More

You must have had Texas has your home state for the preceding 6 month period and been in the particular county you file in for 90 days up until time of filing in order to gain jurisdiction.

You will not be granted a divorce if you are pregnant.