Q: My father-in-law died 3 years ago. Mother and sister were trying to steal everything through bullying before he died. Th
They had power of attorney. They refused to allow his son to see him even though he wanted to see his son. The mother has now passed and neither will (yes both had them) were ever put into probate. Sister is executor and trying to steal everything. We are going to contest but first need to see they wills. Possibility that his father's will is a forgery. These people have done forgeries on rights of way of the father's property before. How can we force the probate? The sister will avoid it at all costs. No obit was done and mother nor was son informed of her death.
A: There are solutions to your multiple probate concerns, but this is not a do it yourself project. A local probate attorney can help see you through this. It is impossible to explain in a simple question and answer forum such as this what it takes years of experience to learn.
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