If your mother "took" your inheritance from your father's probate, the appropriate time to challenge it would have been at that time. Forty years...

If your mother owned assets jointly with your step-father, the assets would go directly to him. Any assets owned in her own name would be governed...

Hopefully your mother had executed her own estate plan with your benefits in mind. If she had, she would have funneled your inheritance into a...

The trust was established in New Hampshire and would be created under the New Hampshire laws. New Hampshire allows the Grantor of the trust to opt...

That depends on the language in the power of attorney. Some DPA restrict gifting powers. Be wary of family members who could object to you adding...

You need to see an attorney immediately. Dementia diagnosis doesn't mean that he was incompetent when he made changes to the POA. If your DPA is...

As long as the surviving spouse has the absolute right to change her will. She could have also done that while her spouse was living.

If your dad had a will, the house would pass according to his will. If he didn't have a will, the house would pass according to Maine's intestacy...

The title doesn't have anything to do with the question. The only thing I can think of is that your parent is named as Executor of your...

The trust owns the property in its entirety, so there is nothing to partition. Your sister may or may not be following the terms of the trust,...