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Do you provide advice on probate matters
Hello ****, we provide general legal information on a wide range of topics, including probate matters. Can you please elaborate on your specific situation? Also, if you don't mind me asking, where are you located? Different locations may have different probate laws.
Memphis Tennessee
Hello ****, in Memphis, Tennessee:
- Probate matters are handled at the Probate Court of Shelby County.
- The court can provide forms and guidance for probate cases.
- It's recommended to consult a probate attorney for complex cases.
Can you provide more detail on your specific probate issue?
Gotcha I just needed advice on a matter im currently going through could you provide that
Absolutely, ****. Could you please provide more details about the probate matter you are dealing with? Are you the executor of a will, or are you an heir or beneficiary?
Heir
As an heir in Memphis, Tennessee:
- You may inherit assets based on the will, or state law if there's no will.
- Probate may be necessary, depending on the asset types.
- Probate Court of Shelby County can help with the process.
Are there specific issues you're faced with?
Im gonna give you the situation to see if you can help...January my dad died and my sister and I are trying to sell the property but my aunt went to court may 29th claiming funeral expenses but the judge ruled that funeral expenses cannot be collected because its past 4 months and that his estate cannot be reopened but her and her lawyer are still making it hard to sell the estate because they want the money and now court costs even though the judge ruled otherwise i feel this tactic is illegal and need advice could you help
In Memphis, Tennessee:
- If you have a court order, it is legally binding.
- If your aunt is not complying, you may need to file for enforcement.
- A probate lawyer can guide you through this process.
- Consult with the Probate Court of Shelby County for more guidance.
Thanks
You're welcome, ****. It's important to follow the court's instructions and consult a probate lawyer if your aunt continues to obstruct. They can guide you on the next steps.