As my colleagues have stated, a Trust petition could fit the bill. It may also make sense to have a Personal Representative appointed for your...

There are some ways you can acquire what you're looking for. For example, you could file probate yourselves. This could result in you getting...

Attorney Rozmiarek is as correct as he is succinct. To expound, when you live in a town that has a town meeting-style government, you ARE the...

Your use of verb tenses is a bit confusing. If your mother is still alive, then you could institute actions against your brother alleging that he...

You can try asking the court for a continuance by telling the court that you are in over your head and need to consult a lawyer to explain...

The answer to your question depends upon the terms of the trust itself. You should give a copy of the trust to an attorney who can review it and...

The short answer is yes, you can contest the transfer of real estate based on incompetency. The longer answer is that the burden will be on you to...

If there are not sufficient other assets in your mother's estate, medicaid can absolutely force the sale of the home to recover their $45,000 claim...

If the facts are as you state them, then you are correct: step-children do not belong on the Heirs form. If they are mentioned in the will, they...

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Attorney Rozmiarek is absolutely correct. If you have a signed agreement for sale, the terms of that agreement could mean that you can sue your...