Summary
Contesting a will in Indiana requires legal grounds such as undue influence or fraud. If legal costs are a concern, consider contacting Indiana Legal Services, the Indiana Bar Associations Modest Means Program, or local law school clinics for affordable help. If these options are not viable, online legal services or self-representation may be alternatives. You will need to file a Petition to Contest Will form and provide supporting evidence. Check with the Knox County Courthouse for specific forms.Full Conversation
I need att for real state well for probate
Hello **** Combs,
To best assist you, could you please provide me with your current location? This will help me understand the laws applicable to your situation.
Knox Indiana
Hello **** Combs,
Probate and real estate law can be complex, especially in Indiana. Here are some key points:
- Indiana law requires probate if the deceased owned real estate or had assets over $*,*.
- Probate can take 9 months to 2 years.
- An attorney can help with the legal process.
I'd recommend finding a local attorney specialized in this area.
It this open up by another att for the astate
Hello **** Combs, Are you asking if a different attorney can open probate for the same estate? Please clarify so I can provide accurate information.
Y sister found att to open the astate up and I need att to fit for my right the will is wrong
Hello **** Combs,
You have the right to contest a will if you believe it's incorrect. Here's what you should know:
- Contesting a will requires legal grounds such as undue influence or fraud.
- It is a complex process and requires an attorney.
- The court will decide based on evidence provided.
Remember to choose an attorney experienced in probate law.
I can't find one that will help cause it cost so much
Hello **** Combs,
I understand your concern about legal costs. In Indiana, you may qualify for free or low-cost legal help. Try contacting Indiana Legal Services, the Indiana Bar Association's Modest Means Program, or local law school clinics. These organizations often provide affordable legal services.
I try and they won't take the case
Hello **** Combs, If traditional routes are not viable, you might consider online legal services. Platforms like LegalZoom or Rocket Lawyer provide affordable legal services. Another option is a legal aid clinic, which may take on cases pro bono or at a reduced cost.
I try that and they won't help either
Hello **** Combs, I'm sorry to hear about your difficulties. You could consider disputing the will yourself. This involves filing a petition in probate court. However, self-representation in such matters is challenging and requires a thorough understanding of Indiana probate laws.
I am doing that now I am trying to go to the library to find what paperwork I need to fill out
Hello **** Combs,
You might need to fill out a "Petition to Contest Will" form. Each county might have specific forms, so it's best to check with your local Knox County Courthouse. Ensure to include all necessary evidence supporting your claim.
The Clark told I had go to the library cause they can't give no help
Hello **** Combs, I understand your frustrations. While I can't provide the specific forms, I can give you a general idea of what you might need:
- A petition to contest the will
- Any proof supporting your claim
Remember, legal processes can be complex, so consult a professional if possible.
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