Re: PS - it's intestate (no will)
Posted by collard on 7/23/03
On 5/10/03, Julie wrote:
> I forgot to mention... there was no will, one marraige (dad
> was widowed in 01) four adult children, no debts, no back
> taxes, no judgements. Read your state statutes -free at megalaw.com then go to the
county of your fathers death/residence and read the court
rules., do the below first. These things take time-because the lawyer churns and delays,
the creditors notice can be placed by you and creditors can
respond to you-pick up a local paper and read one of the
notices-do it yourself and send a copy to the court. Just copy
the form. Judges do not issue anything except to act upon what
your attorney sends the court. The delay is your attorney.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- when to fire a lawyer and go elsewhere? (probate in Okla), 5/10/03, by julie m.
- Re: PS - it's intestate (no will), 5/10/03, by Julie.
- Re: when to fire a lawyer, 5/11/03, by sharwinston.
- Re: PS - it's intestate (no will), 7/23/03, by collard.
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