Yes. Typically, attorney fees are paid from the Estate. A personal representative may need to 'front' those fees, but once the PR has access to...

Unfortunately, your Dad was incorrect. There is no statute or law that requires parents to leave their children anything. Anybody, with the...

If they are deeded plots, you can try the Piscataquis registry of Deeds, which you can search online under your father's name. If not, you might...

Even if you hold the property as joint tenants, your spouse can break the joint tenancy by adding your son's name to the Deed, which means you will...

Depending on the size of the Decedent's estate, and its composition, probate may not be necessary, but either way, you should be able to see the Will.

If it's a private cemetery, you will need to contact the cemetery's business office to see how to transfer ownership to someone else. They may not...

You will need to have an attorney draft a Deed of Distribution from the Estate to your name. You don't need a Title Company unless you are...

It is unlikely that Medicare would need reimbursement since it is health insurance. There may be deductibles and/or copays that would be due, but...

If your Will was written using the term "per stirpes", that means if one of your children dies leaving issue (your grandchildren), the share of the...

You don't say if anyone has acquired Guardianship over you. If not, you can do what you want since you are a legal adult. If someone has, you can...