What if there is more than one executor of a will and one executor is uncooperative to probate or divide estate as specified

I do not practice law in Georgia,, and so cannot advise you about the specific procedures you will need to follow. Every state has a procedure...

I gave some family ssome money to hold onto and know they say it is in a trust fund and wont give back need it to pay irs

Unfortunately, this sort of thing happens. You may have the proof that you gave them the money, but do you have a written agreement about WHY? Did...

Do I need a lawyer after I've committed breach of trust and dishonesty?

Pay the $200. You admit that you put yourself in this pickle -- and contracts can be oral as well as written. Now you need to know how much of a...

Does Mass. law require the executor of an estate who has to sell a house,per the will, to obtain a minimum number of appraisals?

Based on 13 years of experience in probate work, I think you're asking the wrong question. The executor of the estate has a duty to get the...

Unless a court has ruled that you are not competent to make medical decisions on your own, you have a right to check yourself out of a nursing...

Please can someone help me, I think my 86 year old grandfather is being taken advantage of by his financial advisor.

I'm a Massachusetts elder law attorney, so I can't speak to the law in your state. It sounds like you're worried -- and with good reason. Elder...

Are there exceptions to the Medicaid rules and Nursing Homes as they apply to debt acquired before entering a Nursing home.

I'm not a NY lawyer, but I've practiced elder law for 12 years, so I've seen this before. You have two issues here. Your aunt may be...

So ineed an attorney

I strongly suggest that you get the help of an elder law attorney who practices in the Probate Court for the county in which your father lives, as...

Generally speaking, what Attorney Vaughn-Martell says is true; however, there is an important exception called the Doctrine of Necessities. What...

Father dies, leaving a credit card debt. Collections is threatening to sue, can they?

Massachusetts has a short statute of limitations for creditors to act after death. As Attorney Vaughn-Martel noted, under G.L. c. 197, s. 9,...

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