Q: Hi, my name is Crystal and I just lost my father on May 25th. And was needing information about an instrument/document
My brother is wanting me and my other oldest brother to sign an instrument and I'm not sure what it means. Remind you this brother has been extremely rude and has left very disturbing messages to me and my oldest. He is wanting everything or nothing pretty much and I feel as if it should be split in 1/3.
A: Very sorry to hear of your loss and your brother's behavior at this time. You really need to contact a PROBATE LAW attorney in your area right away, particularly if your father had any substantial assets like a house. Justia really isn't a place to get legal services, there are many attorneys from your area that are listed here and you should contact them to see if they can help you. Meanwhile, DON'T SIGN ANYTHING until you get legal assistance. Thank you for using Justia ask a lawyer.
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A: You do not describe the document, which could be a deed, probate accounting waiver, etc. Hire an attorney to examine the document, search Court records, or whatever is needed. Do not do anything until you get counsel.
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