How do I get list of my grandma's assets?

The law of the state of the trust govern this situation. In Connecticut, and probably other states as well, beneficiaries of a trust have standing...

Attorneys Carr and Benz who posted answers to this question are correct. Trusts can be very complex, and I strongly suggest you consult with a...

My Father passed away in WV owning 1/2 the land and mobile home on it.

If you become administrator, you will need to follow the law of the state where the real property is located in terms of who gets the house. Also,...

My uncle passed away December 21, 2016. He had no Will or Power of Attorney, but did have a beneficiary on a retirement policy.

Generally, only assets that are owned in the decedent's name, with no payable on death, transfer on death, survivorship, beneficiary designation or...

Can the executor of my father's will force me to move from (deceased) Dad's house where I have been living with him?

If the house is now an asset of your father's estate, and you have no rights as a tenant in the property, the executor has a responsibility to...

What can I do to force the executor of my parents estate to produce jewelry he claims was stolen?

I agree with Attorney Jaap's answer, Also, it's important to keep in mind the value of the jewelry in question. Are you willing to spend...

While I'm unfamiliar with Maryland law, some states, such as Connecticut, provide for certain family members to request an accounting from the...

In Florida, is a sole proprietorship and a single member LLC the same liability?

If limiting your personal liability is important, you most certainly should use an entity. Which type of entity will depend on a host of factors...

Can the Court refuse to accept your request for probate (formal or informal) if you are unable to pay the filing fee (indigent)?

It appears Massachusetts law governs the answer here, and I am unfamiliar with Massachusetts law. However, in Connecticut, the court may refuse to...

My mother is 84 years old diagnosed with dementia and a lawyer has made himself POA what can I do?

Attorney Huddleston's answer is excellent. I've been a probate judge for 14 years and can attest to the advantages of getting all next-of-kin to...