Westwood, MA
Probate Lawyer at Westwood, MA
Practice Areas: Probate, Contracts & Agreements ... +3 more
This is the executor's decision. Because of that, he could be liable if anything is damaged or taken. Was your parent's death recent? ...
It's not the hiring of the person that's the conflict. A conflict will arise if 1) the rate they pay him is not within a normal range or 2) he...
In Massachusetts, you're either married or divorced. There is no legal status in between. In addition, even if you WERE divorced, your ex might...
The short answer is yes, he can get back his expenses "off the top." Think about it this way: if he doesn't make the payment ts, the bank would...
You should call an attorney for a free consultation so they can get all the facts before advising you. But as you describe the situation, it seems...
If your father passed without a will, then the PR is bound to distribute his property according to the intestacy statute (generally, spouse, then...
Yes - absolutely. In addition, depending on the terms of the will, the executor (now, personal representative) may have to file for a license to...
Someone needs to be appointed as Personal Representative of his estate so they may prosecute his claim. If he was remarried and was married at the...
You have a few options: You could ask the court to intervene under its general equity powers. If the Trustee doesn't think the claim is worth...
No. It is not legal anywhere. In fact, you are both committing a crime. Please seek advice from a qualified psychologist.
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