What can I do when my mother will has not been probated? And what is the purpose of the will being probated?
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Read More Answered By: Cheryl Rivera Smith |
First you should talk to an attorney to see if it needs to be probated. Also, if your mother died over 4 years ago, it is too late to probate, but the will could be used as a muniment to title if needed. |
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