Q: What do I need to do to secure my minor son’s inheritance from his fathers estate, without help from his family?
I have only seen the Will of my son’s late father, who passed in 2021. The will leaves everything to our son. However, his parents took control over his businesses, properties, vehicles, guns, accounts, everything. His father is the executor and has not told me a single thing about what is happening with the state or with my son’s inheritance at all. Should I hire an attorney, is there anything I can do? If so, what can I do to safeguard my son’s inheritance, etc.?
A: You should file a objection with the Court and inform the Court what is going on. There is no reason for the beneficiary to be homeless if there is a house that has been left to him. You can get a copy of the Will from the courthouse. Go to the Chancery Clerk’s office in the county where your ex lived at the time of his death. Give the Clerk his name, and they will give you copies.
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