Probate-Probate Court

The Undertaker asked:


Here’s the situation: My grandmother passed away last month and at the time of her death, she owned a home and 2 cars. My uncle has been named the executor of her estate and has asked me to go out and take care of her estate in Arizona until he can get out there in January. And right now, we have her entire estate including her cars going through probate court. What I would like to know is would it be possible for me to get insurance on one of her cars so that I can use it while I’m down there?

PS: For those of you who don’t know, Arizona state law requires all vehicles driven on the road to be insured.

Natalya Teece

Seaotter asked:


My spouse passed away months ago. Our house was under both our names. I just got 100% ownership approved by Probate court. My question is:

Do I need to get a new official deed with only my name on it? If so, where should I proceed the paper work? Probate court, title company or real estate attorney?
My spouse passed away months ago. Our house was under both our names. I just got 100% ownership approved by Probate court. My question is:

Do I need to get a new official deed with only my name on it? If so, where should I proceed the paper work? Probate court, title company or real estate attorney?

I’m in Houston, TX.

Moira Marquart

Keyshon B asked:


My Grandfather died without a will. My father has passed also; I want to go before the probate court and claim my father’s inheritance from my grandfather. Of course, we have to publish noticed to allow any known creditors to come forward. Since, I am claiming my fathers inheritance in MS, are we given notice to my grandfathers creditors or my fathers creditors. My father did not have anything in his name

Please advise

Karena Quasdorf

HibbyLee asked:


For the past 8 years, I have had to pursue 1/2 of my children’s co-pays through the courts since my ex-husband would not respond to bills I would send him. He was court ordered years ago to be responsible for 1/2 of all uninsured medical for the children. Finally, I was able to have a contempt that was continued generally put in place a few months ago that forced him to pay the doctors directly instead of having me front the money and then chase him for it. At the time we were in court for the contempt, I submitted information about orthodontic procedures for the children that needed to be paid for immediately or financing that he would have to work out and he was supposed to pay immediately. He made false promises to the orthodontist after this that he would make the payments, so they started treatment on my children. They went to the first appointment and the second one was canceled because of dad’s nonpayment. I filed a remark for contempt and contacted his lawyer to let him know. He paid a few days later and my children were able to start treatment again. I am wondering if I can sue for punitive damages? This is serious and neglectful behavior and I am sick of dealing with it. Fortunately, this medical procedure is not for illness, but for a correction of genetic deficiencies of bone structure.

Also, I am representing myself and was told by the clerk’s office hat I need to continue with my remark for contempt to preserve the standards set that he pays the doctors directly even though he paid the doctor almost a month late. Now his attorney is suing me for legal fees because he did not comply with the contempt order. He states that I am refusing to cancel the contempt even though he made payment. I am not sure how to respond to that piece of this and how the heck do I get sued for his legal fees when this was outright neglectful behavior??

Sofia Lorance

lovely_lady_lavender asked:


The state is Alabama.

There’s been a will removed (somehow) from within the probate office, and someone is tampering with our land tax records.

Who should be contacted outside the court house to find out what’s going on.

I know who’s behind it, pulling the strings and paying for the services, I don’t know who the worker is inside the court house, but figure it to be the same person, but by myself I can’t prove it.
In the last paragraph, I mean that I figure there is only one person playing around in the courthouse.

the other person is paying them to do it.
Also, is there a statue of limitations on these kinds of situations inside a court house?

Marie

AugustLeo asked:


Very complicated, I was married in 2005, we separated in 2006 and now I would like to get a divorce. After calling probate court in Georgia, I was informed there is no marriage license on file only our application. After the minister signed our certificate, I maiiled it in and for some reason, they claim to have never received it. The minister sent documentation that she indeed married us but that wasn’t good enough.

Am I legally married because the State of Georgia does not have the license even though we were actuallly married by a minister?? Help, I need to fix this ASAP!!!!

Natalya Bouse

LISA P asked:


I was served a citation in a probate case which means I have to appear before the judge TOMORROW and provide an explanation as to why I didnt file something that was ordered by the court.
Im not sure I can provide an adequate explanation without first seeking legal advice. I cannot afford to hire a lawyer?
How should I proceed?

Ollie Osmer

Boom Boom Boy asked:


I saw his contact number while looking up the probate court number to have them give me the papers to give help with my case. Do you think if I called him he would do anything?
Nevets: Transphobia = fear of *********** people & transgender people. I couldn’t agree more that my “judge” should see a doctor.

Vesta Schenck

joyce m asked:


wife died left house to the husband now he is deceased and he was my uncle i have paid the taxes since 1999 and he has no children can a quit claim be filed

Marshall Mathers

bloopybloop asked:


I have a summons to a traffic court for speeding soon and neither of my parents will be able to appear in court with me. I was wondering if that will pose a problem or if it will be ok since I am legally an adult. I live in Georgia and its for probate court.

any advice on how to go about this case would help alot too. thanks!

Lawerence Ridolfi