Our attorney cannot finalize my in laws estate. My father in law passed 4.5 years ago and my mother in law 1.2 years ago. There are two pensions in question.

Not at all. You need to meet specific requirements to make sure a will is legally binding, but having an attorney is not one of them. The details change from country to country, but you generally need to have a written will, sign it, and have witnesses sign it. You can check your local requirements online - there are even places where you can buy DIY kits.
However, the issue with trying to write a will without a lawyer is how complicated business and estate law can be. Your choice can be legally binding without a lawyer, but if you don't pay attention to the details or don't use precise language, you risk having your will contested in court. This can be an issue when passing down large estates, especially if there are many conflicts of interest between family members.
So if you have a lot of assets or just want to make sure the inheritance process is seamless after you pass away, you should have a law firm help you write your will, whether it be a Sydney law firm like https://www.primelawyers.com.au/ or some other law firm.

File an estate tax declaring all your father in laws assets with a lawyer true extra judicial settlement or judicial. After paying the said taxes you can proceed the transfer of ownership based on the agreed settlement to the following government institutions.

Contact an estate attorney in your country, not a stranger on the internet, for legal advice.

Regards.

Are you or were you ever married?, If so get an attorney. If not read about common law.. If you lived in the same dwelling with your ex for more than seven years then you are entitled to more than you think. Sorry to hear good luck

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Well it is very complicated issue. There are many ways to protect your recipe and make money on it.
1. As an Author ( I assuming u r) of such recipe you are protected by Author's rights law or better known as "All Rights Reserved" Law, but there are ways to get around it, sort of speak.
2. You might want to patten it, but it takes a long time and requires an attorney in some cases.

3. Before you'll give it away to any kind of food chains, you must work a written contract with them, in which you and the company of interest will agree on a terms and conditions of them selling the ready product using you recipe and financial reward to you as a creator of such product (To make sure you won't get screwed, I would recommend to hire an attorney).

4. There are numbers of laws which protect you as an author or the creator of any kind of product. One of those laws is "Triad Secret" law, it prohibits the second party (in your case is a food chain) from making your recipe public or announcing it to any 1 else.

5. Do not deal with more than one company at the time it might back fire on you.
6. If you will have to find another company to sell your recipe to, the "Triad Secret" Law may not apply.
7. In any case I would strongly recommend to hire an attorney before you will do anything, or at least a consult one.

I hope it was helpfull

You can visit the Craftsman website to get this info. You will need your Model Number and Serial number to download an owners manual. The manual should show you where the battery is.