Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Nevada
No will, a surviving spouse, and probate
My mother's husband passed away without a will. All of their assests, house, bank acct, etc. were in both their names. She was named beneficiary on all documents. His final wishes included no contact with his four children whatsoever. She now is being sued for their''inheritance'', legal access to his cremated remains, and distribution of personal property that was his from a previous marriage. They were married 8 1/2 years. Do they have any legal right to anything he owned? Does everything go to her? If they sue for probate can they win? Thank you.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: No will, a surviving spouse, and probate
if you can email me more facts regarding the specifics of this case, i may be able to provide you with further legal assistance in this area. most importantly, i would need to know WHEN and how the assets in question were acquired by your mother's husband, their value now, and what assets were acquired DURING the time your mother and her husband were married.
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