My accountant was hired to produce a “Final Accounting” of an estate that’s been open for 10 years. The judge ordered me to account for all of these estate assets, NUMEROUS times. Over the years most of it was transferred into a trust, but some was u…

My husbands father passed away recently still owing on his house (he re-financed so theres no equities in the estate) and owing creditors quite a bit of money, however my husband does not want to take over his fathers estate. Is it still necessary fo…

My accountant was hired to produce a “Final Accounting” of an estate that’s been open for 10 years. The judge ordered me to account for all of these estate assets, NUMEROUS times. Over the years most of it was transferred into a trust, but some was …

in probate, chancery. the otherside have doctored the doctors record how do I get this dealt with. is this a police matter.

Matiash announces bid for probate judgeMonroe Evening NewsThat experience, Ms. Matiash believes, could be valuable as a Monroe County probate judge. A lawyer since 2001, Ms. Matiash is challenging Judge Frank Arnold for his seat on the bench. 'I kn…

SIMS v. ESTATE OF WESTLeagle.comOn June 24, 2008, the Mobile Probate Court granted letters of administration to Kruse. On January 29, 2009, Kathryn Edwards, who claimed to be an heir of West, filed a petition for letters testamentary, claiming that Wes…

Should we apply for probate in UK or Eire? Should we use UK or Eire solicitor? His will was drawn up by a UK solicitor. His death has been registered in Eire.

ELECTION 2012: Q&A with probate judge candidate Don MansellNews CourierWhat are the biggest issues facing the probate judge's office and what plans do you have to address them? I feel that the most important issue facing the probate judge's…

ELECTION 2012: Q&A with probate judge candidate Charles WoodroofNews CourierWhat are the biggest issues facing the probate judge's office and what plans do you have to address them? As the population of Limestone County continues to grow, so do…

Obtaining family heirlooms would be difficult without a willLos Angeles TimesIf your mother had a will, it typically would have been filed with the probate court in the county where she lived. It would be a public record, so you could see how she wante…