Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Texas
Should I Have My Own Atty?
I am the only child of the deceased, and mother of the only grandchild of the deceased. After many requests I finally received a copy of the will a week after my father�s passing from the executor of his estate. I�ve read it, but understand very little of what it says. The executor will not answer any of my questions. I�ve contacted the attorney who prepared the will and was told he represented the �executor of the estate�, he also would not answer any of my questions. Who represents my father? Who should cover and explain the contents of the will with me? I�m afraid my father has been taken advantage of given his poor health and extensive dementia. I need to know my legal rights as a beneficiary of my father�s will and what action should I be taking in order to preserve my father�s last wishes.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Should I Have My Own Atty?
Hire an attorney to protect your interests.
Re: Should I Have My Own Atty?
To answer your question. You need an attorney to go over everything with you and explain your options. My sincere sympathy on the loss of your father.
Re: Should I Have My Own Atty?
Yes, you need an attorney. If you need assistance come see me.
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