Q: My dad passed away a couple months ago and I got a court summons my nephew has hired a lawyer and was in court with Will
I have always lived with him but I stay in the garage. My nephew was in court with a Will saying that everything is to go to him when I am his son and there was no will at the time of death do I have any rights and is there any thing I can do to keep my home
A: You can hire an attorney to help you contest the will. There are strict time limits for will contests so you should not delay hiring a will contest attorney. If this was some time ago it might already be too late but the only way to find out is to schedule a paid consultation with an attorney to review all of the facts.
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