Probate-Probate Court

Todd s asked:


My father recently passed away. His house he left to my brothers and me. One brother who is disabled is staying in the house. My brothers want me to put the house in my name, they do not want their names on it. Does this have to go to probate court? and what documents will I need for probate court? The house has been paid off for years.

Royce Redwood

aannie008 asked:

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jerrij1 asked:

Judge Baylor-Thompsom, Judge Karen Friedman and Judge Lewyn Garrett runs for re-election in Baltimore City Orphans’ Court

Ryan

shani b asked:


my mother is being greedy, she claimed he left everything to her. they did had martial problems. they only stayed together because of his illness. he also withdrew over $100,000.00 out of a money market account in the 2006 before he died in 2007. we don’t know where the money is. how can i find out if really he left any money when she is the spouse and filed at probate court?

Reed Rotando

Mitch & Katie’s Mama asked:


My Aunt is 1/3 co-owner of the home she bought with her lifelong best friend whom was terminally ill and her friend’s husband. Her friend left her part to her son but said in her will the home was not to be sold so my aunt would always have a pace to live. On the day of the funeral her son had my aunt go to a lawyers office to sign papers saying thehouse could be sold since she was moving in with family. She unknowingly signed power of attorney to him because she’s mentally handicapped and doesn’t understand legal jargon, (like Forrest Gump) and not to mention she was traumatized over just watching her best friend die. A friend called her and said they were about to close on the house and the son and husband of the deceased had said they didnt plan on giving her her part. He intended to sign her check and take it. So we are in the process of revoking his power of attorney. Meanwhile when she notified him he told her that she couldn’t get her part until it went through probate and her best friends’ bills were all paid.

So… why would her part go through probate court? She owns 1/3 of the house and she’s not part of the will. The only money left to her she signed over to her son to take care of the funeral that’s from insurance my aunt paid for every month to make sure she got proper funeral. Which, he still has not put a headstone up for his own mother and the funeral parlor needs their money too. This is the bill that would be paid for in probate that he already got cut a $10,000 check for.

Is there anything a lawyer could do to see to it that she doesn’t get screwed out of her fair share from this man? Shouldn’t she be able to get her part right after the closing and it not go through probate?

Jake Temores

Becky asked:


My story is kinda long but, I’ll try to make it short. I’m an only child. Both my parents passed away. I opened up probate. The probate court notified ALL creditors they have 8 months to comply in the state of SC. Green Tree did not put a claim against probate. I lost my home trying to pay on both, so I moved in my parents home.. In Nov of last year I lost my job and got behind on the payments. These people call me from 8am til10pm. I offered them a short sell and they turned me down wanting payment in full. There is a lot of repairs needed on this 17 year old double wide. The SC law states if a creditor does not fill a claim within 8 months they are forever barred from doing so. I own the land the mobile home is sitting on. There is no way to pull it out. My driveway goes straight up and curves as you go up. They could not pull it in that way 17 years ago. They had to use the driveway on the land next door. Well, that drive does not exist anymore.

Green Tree is telling me I have to move out immediately. They are not willing to work with me at all. My name is not on this account anywhere. I can’t sell it, cause you can’t get it out. They are now sending certified letters in my parents name that I can’t sign for. They told me they would bring pick up trucks and take it out of here plank by plank.

My questions are. Can I put a no trespassing on them since I own the land? Can they make a claim since they dropped the ball when they had the chance with probate? Will they really take it out of here plank by plank? I offered 9000 on a short sell. I only owe 17000 will they really lose the 17000 and the cost to get it out of here just to show me. What are my rights. I’m so confused.
Love your answer Hawkeye that’s kinda how I feel. I do wish they would settle for some kind of short sell.

Yes! Snark Tut GT is trying to make a claim on my parents debt NOT me I have nothing to do with this account. They will not transfer into my name. They want me to make payments but, will NOT put it in my name. I put it up for sell but, no one will buy because they can’t move it. I told GT to come and get it since they would not accept my short sell because I can’t pay for it any longer I lost my job. Yes I’m living in the home. I can not move out, until they come to pull (which they can’t) the mobile home out, and I can have another pulled in. If they would refinance what’s left that would slove everything I could pay that. At least the payment would be cut in half and I could afford it on my unemployment check. The payments are way more than I can pay on unemployment. 850.00 a month.

I was also wondering say I do move out. Can I charge them storage for the home to sit on my lan

Jessica

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Omega One Lending asked:


After my husband’s death, I filed to adopt my step children. Their mother predeceased my husband. My husband and I had planned on doing a step parent adoption when we first had gotten married but did not. However, in his will he stated he consented to me adopting them.

Since, my filing a distant maternal aunt has filed to intervene on my adoption in family court and has filed for guardianship with probate court. The probate court abated application for guardianship until family court rules in the adoption. The family courts has ruled that she has no standing and motion to strike was granted. Before her intervening I filed my suit ProSe. My court cost were low, the court appointed ad litem was only charging $750 that has jump to $6000 (because of their intervening) and I had to get an attorney.

Not only does she not have standing, all these filings is just a form of harassment. During depositions her husband states this would have never happened if I did not raise my voice at her. Since the aunt has intervened they have done all kinds of horrible things to me and the children, until I had to get an attorney.

I feel I should get all my attorney fees reimbursed. But, my attorney is hesitant to ask the judge for my money back why? The aunt put in her filings that she wanted me to pay her attorney fees and she absolutely had no standing. She doesnt have a relationship with the children at all.

I feel with all the harrassment and frivilous filing I should get my attorney fees reimbursed.

Keila Woods

FindLawLegalVideos asked:

www.ctestatelawyer.com 866-761-1956 John M Gasidlo, Esq. in Westport, Connecticut focuses on estate planning, creating wills and trusts for clients and various types of litigation, including will and trust contests in probate court.

Cynthia

Justin R asked:


wouldn’t you do everything the court ordered, so that you could get custody of him back? And not go against the judges orders and/or constantly question the guardian?

If you constantly filed complaints with Child Protective Services, and with the Probate Court in charge of your case, wouldn’t you do as they tell you, so that you’d get back full custody of your child? Now, if you did all that but didn’t follow the judges orders, how would that make you look in the courts eye amd guardians eyes?

Please, let me hear your input, please.

Thank you.
cough – its not my wife, we are happily married. We are the guardians of her nephew, its his birth mother whose the problem. She denounced her love for him when she found out she was pregnant with him. And, as you’ve read, is still denouncing her love for him. We, think its her new husband who is pushing her to regain custody of him because we filed a police report against him for stealing our couch.
clearview – scenerio number two is dead on.
Kit-e-kat – I commend you for taking in foster children, andb elieve you honestly know what we are dealing with.

But, just before the judge gave her his orders he told her, “If you want to be a parent, you have to start acting like a parents.” Then asked how long she thought she should visit, to which she said, “a few hours.” His order was once per week, for no less than 90 minutes but suggested it be longer. And to pay some kind of support, regardless the fact we don’t need it. The end result, in 3 weeks! One visit, for 95 minutes, and no support. And numerous requests to take him from our house, though the judge ordered all visits to take place at our residence without any animosity. And the one visit was because she wanted to serve my wife wife more court papers.

Arron Serban