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It does not sound like you have enough damages to make it worthwhile to sue.
Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
It does not sound like you have enough damages to make it worthwhile to sue.
Hire a lawyer and have that lawyer subpoena a copy of the will from your brother. Done.
There are several reasons to have a will. Whether or not yours fits into that situation are between your father and his counsel.
The short answer to your question is, "not always,".
I don't quite understand what it is you are getting at with your question.
These cases are very very very difficult to win.
Ultimately, this issue is a he said, she said case. Seek counsel.
You can be co grantors and co trustees. But you cannot be co executors of your own estate, since at that point, you will be dead.
Generally speaking, a bankruptcy will not affect your social security.
This is one where you would have to seek counsel for a meeting. I cannot picture what you are describing. Also, there are several options...